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Left Side Mixed Line T WI4 M6 |
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Centerpiece Mixed Line, The S WI4 M7 |
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Moffat Left Column T WI4+ |
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Moffat Ice - main flow T,TR WI3 |
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Moffat Right Column T WI4+ |
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Bolted Dry-Tool Route S,TR M6 |
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| Type: | Trad, TR, Ice, 25 ft (8 m) |
| FA: | an elk |
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| Shared By: | Leo Paik on Dec 21, 2002 · Updates |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
Park at the tunnel.
Per Ken Trout: the approach has changed. First hike up the main trail until past the fence. Then take the obvious left.
Ice should be visible up and on the left. Wallow up snow through trees to the blue ice. There is 20-25 feet of vertical curtain with a cave on the right. It is fun, short ice but in a beautiful setting. Walk off right. Beware of brittle ice, I broke a pick here. There is more ice around here for those with good noses. Some will not find this worth the effort...ah often there is solitude on weekdays.
Per Ken Trout: the approach has changed. First hike up the main trail until past the fence. Then take the obvious left.
Ice should be visible up and on the left. Wallow up snow through trees to the blue ice. There is 20-25 feet of vertical curtain with a cave on the right. It is fun, short ice but in a beautiful setting. Walk off right. Beware of brittle ice, I broke a pick here. There is more ice around here for those with good noses. Some will not find this worth the effort...ah often there is solitude on weekdays.
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