Type: | Trad, Alpine, 640 ft (194 m), 5 pitches |
FA: | 6/16/15 |
Page Views: | 837 total · 8/month |
Shared By: | applewood on Jun 16, 2015 |
Admins: | applewood, Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters |
Description
Climb the arête staying on the ridge as much as possible and being careful of the loose rock and boulders. This route follows the same ridge as the North Tower Ridge Route while avoiding that route's steeper, more technical pitches. It is a fun and easy route up sometimes questionable rock, with great exposure and views.
P1 - 4th class 100' - climb up the initial rocky ridge past the sandy grassy patch to the base of the long ridge section (also possible to traverse in higher from the snow slope on the right).
P2 - 4th class 200' - climb along the low angled ridge to an alcove at the base of the tower
P3 - 4th class 175' - stay left of the vertical section and keep on the ridge to belay about 15' above a small stunted pine
P4 - 4th class 90' - belay on the top of the tower.
P5 - 3rd class 75' - continue along the crest to the south to gain the main slope of Tiffany
Descend by walking down the NW Ridge of Tiffany to the top of the NE Ridge above Little Tiffany Lake. Follow the old trail down this ridge to join the main trail near Honeymoon Pass.
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