Type: Ice, 150 ft (45 m)
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Shared By: George Barnes on Apr 12, 2008
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC
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Warning Access Issue: Much of this area is part of the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness so expect longer approaches and no power bolting DetailsDrop down

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This is the unmistakable, large waterfall at the far end of the lake (the leftmost and steepest flow).

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8-10 screws for the route.

V-threads and screws for anchor. There's a large boulder ~35 feet back and climber's right available for anchor backup.

You need two ropes to rap/TR this route. A single 70m is not long enough by 30+ feet.

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Willow Lake Ice and Kit Carson Peak (4-5-08).
Willow Lake Ice and Kit Carson Peak (4-5-08).
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At the base of the Willow Lake Ice (4-5-08).
At the base of the Willow Lake Ice (4-5-08).
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We are on the the second pitch of the right ice fall. Kol leading - photo taken by Terry Mathews.
We are on the the second pitch of the right ice…
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Willow Lake on 5-12-06. Bring your swimming trunks?
Willow Lake on 5-12-06. Bring your swimming tr…
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Willow Lake Ice (4-5-08).
Willow Lake Ice (4-5-08).
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Willow Lake Ice.
Willow Lake Ice.
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