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 Printer Friendly ViewDescriptionThe best single book for Maple Canyon Ice Climbs is Jason Stevens' Maple Canyon Ice Climbing, available at area specialty equipment shops (or perhaps from him directly if you contact him on this site). Getting ThereAll of the climbs in Maple Canyon absolutely require snow to provide moisture for the melt/freeze which forms these climbs, so snow-covered roads are pretty much a given. Plan to hike or skin up the road. It's a nice warm-up for the climbing, and will alleviate a lot of opportunities for a headache. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Maple Canyon Ice:
Frankenchrist WI5-6 Ice, Alpine, 1 pitch, 140 feet The Right Hand Fork Ice Cli...
Cobble Cruncher WI4 Ice, 1 pitch, 120 feet The Box Canyon Ice Climbs
Maple Moon WI5 Ice, 200 feet The Box Canyon Ice Climbs
Golden Plum WI5- Ice, 1 pitch, 115 feet The Box Canyon Ice Climbs
Get Whacked WI5+ Ice, Alpine, 1 pitch, 140 feet The Left Hand Fork Ice Clim...
Maple Syrup WI5-6 R Ice, 1 pitch, 200 feet The Box Canyon Ice Climbs
Featured Route For Maple Canyon Ice
 The name comes from the golden maple-brown color this flow typically sports. Climbing a steep cauliflowered slab brings one to one of the more amazing pillars nestled in this right-facing corner, surrounded by Maple's cobbles. ...[more] Browse More Classics in UT |
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