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  1. Silvertstar will be your best choice in marginal weather since it is so far east of the crest. I would expect a lot of bare glacier ice at this time of year- it's usually a pretty benign route but could be spicy this late. Go over Burgundy Col not via Silverstar creek. All your objectives seem worthy and doable at this time of year- just keep an eye on the WX and go east if you need to.

  2. And before anyone asks these are not the ones stolen recently- I live in Mazama far from Seattle.

     

    Have 3 rare out of print guidebooks I will likely never use again and would like to see them find a new home: Sky Valley Rock by Daryl Cramer. Book is in usual guidebook shape but still very serviceable, pages 77-102 have pulled from binding $75. Selected Alpine Climbs in the Canadian Rockies by Sean Dougherty, excellent shape with a few bent page corners $45 and Alpine Select Climbs in SW BC and WA by Kevin McLane- in essentially new condition- Amazon lists this at $780+- but I would be willing to entertain offers. PM me if interested.

  3. Just a head's up folks that there have been a series of smash and grab thefts from the Cedar Creek TH all the way out to Easy Pass this spring- the latest at the Blue Lake TH yesterday (they actually started last year). From what I have heard the majority have occurred while the occupants were away for the day. I'd suggest minimizing the amount of gear and other items (electronics, etc.) you leave in your vehicle.

  4. Have a few random bits of kit for sale:

     

    2012 Spark Burner LT bindings- size medium. Like new- used on 2-3 short tours, really too small for my size 11 boots. $380 new, $280 takes em.

     

    Voile splitboard crampons, $50

     

    Patagucci down vest size lg, black, like new $60

     

    TNF Gore XCR Summit Series Jacket (forget model), a few years old. Blue Size XL, some wear from pack straps under arms, $90

     

    Marmot Guide light jacket (Membrain Fabric), red, size L, great shape $40

     

    Marmot Work gloves, good shape, size L, small seam open $25

     

    Petzl Quarks, 2 hammers + 1 adze, Cascade picks in good shape, Petzl quick clip leashes $175/pair, buy the tools and I'll throw in one DMM 16CM screw in good shape.

     

    Grivel Rambocomp crampons. Set up as duals, lightly used $75 sold

     

    2 BD ice clippers and V-thread tool $20

     

    Wild Things Rocksac, Red/black, size Med, used but plenty of life left, needs one buckle on brain, $50

     

    Suunto X9i GPS watch- a few years old, lightly used, all manuals, cables etc $150

     

    Pic available on request.

     

    PM or em db underscore climbz at hotmail dot com

     

    Buyer pays shipping from Winthrop WA

  5. WT Rocksac, MED, need one buckle to the brain of the pack used but lots of life $50

     

    Have a pair of 1st Gen Quarks, 2 hammers, 1 adze, Petzl quick clip leashes, Cascade picks in good shape $200

     

    Grivel Rambo Comp crampons, set up as dual point, lightly used 2 seasons $75

     

    16CM 1 Grivel 360, 18 CM BD Turbo Express $30 very lightly used pending sale

     

    DMM 16CM $20

     

    2 BD ice clippers $10

     

    V Thread tool $10

     

    Cloudveil Iceflow Gloves size lg. great shape $30 sale pending

     

    Waterfall Ice CND Rockies 4th ed $100, lightly used out of print

     

    Selected Alpine Climbs CDN rockies 4th Ed $20

     

    Washington Ice, like new $20

     

    Climbing Ice, Duane Raleigh $10

     

    Ice and Mixed Climbing, Gadd, $20

     

    BD Mako Crampons- $25

     

    Buyer pays shipping from Winthrop WA can take Paypal. Photos available on request.

     

    PM or em db underscore climbz at hotmail dot com

     

     

  6. Darin-

     

    There are 3 separate anchors up there- they are great for the kids of that age. They are regularly cleaned for loose rock- but will be a little dirty most likely.

     

    They will be in the shade in the AM and it's been freezing at night, so no need for an alpine start.

     

    Also- having had a near miss there once, note the top of the "Sun Rock" slab is just up and right from the zone so keep an eye kids in that vicinity.

  7. Hey Matt-It's been a few years since I climbed it, but expect some lichen on Golden Horn and sparse protection. It's a bit tricky to get off the top, we ended up lowering one person to fix the rope in the gully between the two towers and then running the line over the summit block for the second person to rap- building an anchor to rap from would have been expensive. Fun route and an amazing little summit. Doing Tower as well will help justify the hike.

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