Hard Climbs in the Olympics
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Mike Raymond, Kitsap Climb Chair
Jan 28, 2010, 11:03:13 AM1/28/10
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I invite all the "hard" climbers to check into the more difficult
routes in the Olympics. Some of the crags are miles from the
trailhead, but think of packing in for several days to pristine lakes
and remote locations to climb away from the road noise and road-side
rats. Check out the "Olympic Mountain Climber's Guide, 3rd edition"
for details.
routes in the Olympics. Some of the crags are miles from the
trailhead, but think of packing in for several days to pristine lakes
and remote locations to climb away from the road noise and road-side
rats. Check out the "Olympic Mountain Climber's Guide, 3rd edition"
for details.
Ian
Jan 28, 2010, 2:17:48 PM1/28/10
to The Mountaineers Hard Cragging Group
Hey Mike,
Have you done anything specific that you would recommend? Whats the
rock like anyways? Seems like the Olympics has a reputation for
choss...
ian.
On Jan 28, 8:03 am, "Mike Raymond, Kitsap Climb Chair"
Mike Raymond, Kitsap Climb Chair
Jan 28, 2010, 3:31:33 PM1/28/10
to The Mountaineers Hard Cragging Group
Yeah. Not as hard as Index or Exit 38. There is some potential in
the Sawtooth Ridge and Royal Basin.
Mike
the Sawtooth Ridge and Royal Basin.
Mike
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