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- MT. Hood Conditions update December 9, 2020N. Face Left Gully: Climbed yesterday. Currently the best conditions that i have ever seen the N. Face left gully and completely different terrain than my other times climbing it. Ice almost the entire way up and 6 different steep ice steps, 2 of which you could bypass if you desired.(First 7 pictures) Reid HW: […]
- [TR] Mt Hood - Eliot Glacier 08/25/2006 December 9, 2020Trip: Mt Hood - Eliot Glacier Trip Date: 08/25/2006 Trip Report: On a beautiful August day, Ivan and I went to explore the upper Eliot Glacier. Photos by Brent McGregor. Mt Hood covered with fresh powdered snow: Approaching the upper Eliot - a war zone looking like the battle for Stalingrad: The ice towers reminiscent […]
- [TR] Mount Baring - Standard 12/05/2020 December 7, 2020Trip: Mount Baring - Standard Trip Date: 12/05/2020 Trip Report: With ski conditions a bit less than ideal this weekend, @cfire and @Kit decided to go Smooting, naturally. I had climbed Baring a couple times before, but none more recently than about 18 years ago so it was time to head back! In the intervening […]
- [TR] Mt Hood - Right Ridge of Icefall / Boy Scouts Chute 12/04/2020 December 4, 2020Trip: Mt Hood - Right Ridge of Icefall / Boy Scouts Chute Trip Date: 12/04/2020 Trip Report: Climbed up the rime encrusted rocks on the right ridge of the Icefall / Boy Scouts Chute. Tool and foot placements were difficult since there was little consolidated snow or hard ice. Most of the ice was rime […]
- Can you identify this mountain? December 3, 2020I came across this picture in a Gaia GPS newsletter, and was wondering what mountain it shows. Can anyone identify it?