Type: | Ice, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches |
FA: | Jan 1, 1984, Don Mellor, Chuck Turner |
Page Views: | 3,076 total · 21/month |
Shared By: | Jim Lawyer on Mar 17, 2013 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer |
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Description
Another spectacular route that doesn't form every year. It is the obvious ice pillar that breaks the sheer wall right of Power Play.
P1 WI3: Go up an ice slab to a right-leaning chimney. Squeeze up this, then go up a slab, angling left at the top to some trees on the left, about 25' below and left of the base of the pillar. 120'
P2 WI5: Go straight up the pillar to the top. The pillar usually touches the wall in two places, offering rests. Halfway up, there's a bail option on the right if the top proves too much. 80'
The two pitches are often linked.
Descent: Rappel with two ropes from trees.
P1 WI3: Go up an ice slab to a right-leaning chimney. Squeeze up this, then go up a slab, angling left at the top to some trees on the left, about 25' below and left of the base of the pillar. 120'
P2 WI5: Go straight up the pillar to the top. The pillar usually touches the wall in two places, offering rests. Halfway up, there's a bail option on the right if the top proves too much. 80'
The two pitches are often linked.
Descent: Rappel with two ropes from trees.
Location
About 100' right of Power Play and 40' left of Lilith below the obvious ice pillar 120' up.
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