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Hung Jury
WI4 R,
Trad, Ice, 180 ft (55 m),
Avg: 3.8 from 26
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FA: Steve Clautice & Carl Tobin, February 1978
Alaska
> S Central Alaska
> S Central Alask…
> Valdez
> Keystone Canyon
Description
one of the wildest looking ice climbs you'll ever see. due to the winds that whistle thru the Keystone Canyon, huge 'bells' or 'gargoiles' grow from the walls. weave your way through, past, over, or around them as needed to surmount this Classic route. rappel from slings on 3" alders on the left.
Location
MM12.7
Protection
depends on your balls: somewhere between 4 & 12 screws.
[Hide Photo] this thing scared us bad but we climbed it anyway. 1986
[Hide Photo] Hung Jury 55 m. From the AlaskaIceClimbing: "This route consists of scoops, umbrellas, and bells that extend from base to top. These formations occur as a result of the unusual wind patterns in the…
[Hide Comment] I see comments stating P1 and P2 ? Im confused, when & how did this route become 2 pitches? it was only one pitch back in the mid 80s, let alone now with 60-70m ropes being the norm.
Oct 27, 2019
[Hide Comment] It's ice climbing Greg, make it as many or few pitches as you want, no one cares. Some seasons the bells form in a way that requires a wandering line and a short second pitch is nice for cutting down on rope drag. Winters are warmer, ice forms differently every year, get over yourself.
Oct 30, 2019
Portland, OR
Climbed 03/31/2013 Oct 29, 2013
Bozeman, MT
Sketchy, Blackvanistan