giggy
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Hello - can someone give any beta on this - I have never climbed this but want to before the season ends. My research says this is not all that steep and doesn't require snow belays - (steep meaning more then 40 degrees) and would be a nice snow climb. I don't plan to ski it - just climb it.
just want to make sure I got my facts right before I go up there and it turns into a 70 degree ice climb. (exaggerating here, but you get my point)
I am really interested is how it tops out - I think most people ski down it - I think it just tops out like any other gully - just want to make sure the last section isn't vertical or anything - doubt it is - just making sure.
and it seems that once near the top - it forks off left and right - any suggestions which is better to take?
thanks
Just so you know - I do have some ice climbing expirencee and have done south gully a couple of times, winter lion head route many times, boot spur link in winter many time, and have mountaineering training, etc...
just want to make sure I got my facts right before I go up there and it turns into a 70 degree ice climb. (exaggerating here, but you get my point)
I am really interested is how it tops out - I think most people ski down it - I think it just tops out like any other gully - just want to make sure the last section isn't vertical or anything - doubt it is - just making sure.
and it seems that once near the top - it forks off left and right - any suggestions which is better to take?
thanks
Just so you know - I do have some ice climbing expirencee and have done south gully a couple of times, winter lion head route many times, boot spur link in winter many time, and have mountaineering training, etc...
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