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I'm not necessarily recommending it, but this route into the South Fork works. The guidebook proclaimed difficulties to 5.4 with two optional rappels passing chockstones. No fixed gear was found. Expect loose, rugged and virgin mountain travel.
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Bobbi Clemmer rambling up pitch two
Approximately (very approximately) the line we took for descent to the Ellingwood Col from the summit of the Dike Pinnacle. We continued on to the MT summit. Distances provided are rough guesses, though I can confirm a 60M rope does the trick
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Brandon Marshal
Aug 25, 2024
“I'm not necessarily recommending it, but this route into the South Fork works. The guidebook proclaimed difficulties to 5.4 with two optional rappels passing chockstones. No fixed gear was found. Expect loose, rugged and virgin mountain travel.”  

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Bobbi Clemmer rambling up pitch two
I'm not necessarily recommending it, but this route into the South Fork works. The guidebook proclaimed difficulties to 5.4 with two optional rappels passing chockstones. No fixed gear was found. Expect loose, rugged and virgin mountain travel.
Approximately (very approximately) the line we took for descent to the Ellingwood Col from the summit of the Dike Pinnacle. We continued on to the MT summit. Distances provided are rough guesses, though I can confirm a 60M rope does the trick
Dike Pinnacle from the Middle
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Crossing the snowfield in approach shoes...luckily someone remembered an axe
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