Type: Ice, 75 ft (23 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Gokul G on Feb 23, 2012
Admins: John Miller, Paul DeMay

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Description Suggest change

This is a pillar that forms (occasionally with bat-wings on one or both sides) just to the north of the Lakeshore trail. Not aware of an easy approach to the bottom (or walk off) - it is probably best to rap in from the anchors and climb out. Makes a good half-day of climbing, with several variations possible. If you want/need to approach from the bottom, or need to walk out after rapping in, there is a steep slope that is walkable about 200’ west of the climb. 

Location Suggest change

Take the Lakeshore Trail from the Sand Point parking lot and follow it for a couple miles to this flow. Along the way, you will go up some icy steps not quite half way out - follow the trail hugging the bluff tops. Keep an eye out for drainage crossing the trail - it's the first big flow in the area, just before a wooden bridge.

Protection Suggest change

Trees near the top can be slung for TR - take some long (20') webbing/cordelette. Lead with 3-6 screws.

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