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quote: Originally posted by MountainMan: lol ^^^^ yeah id be interested in that TR on the E Face of twin spires too. I'm poking around for info online even as we speak. Sounds like a duly epic project, and quite fun. Anyone ever seen a photo of the E face? Vertical at the top? Oh, this summer is going to be so much fun it almost hurts - I think I'll wear Becky out before November rolls around Peace, D-d0g

Thanks all. Here's a recap: 1. Liberty Bell has been jumped but is a very bad jump. Not consistently steep enough - trust me. 2. Baring has been jumped and is a super jump, perhaps one of the best in the country outside of the Valley. It is about 900 feet to impact but much of the lower flank can likely be out-tracked in freefall. 3. Norwegian Buttress @ Index 4. Squire Creek Wall 5. Goldenhorn Peak Anyone have pointers to photos of the above? Peace, D-d0g ps: yes, the big building in the photo has been jumped, but not by me.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: I am helping out matt... This is not Mt Index North or South Norwegian Buttresses. Ok, that's certainly quite big. Is that main buttress there steep, i.e. vertical? Hard to tell from the angle. Peace, D-d0g

Anyone know the snow conditions up on Mt. Baring? Ditto Wolf Rock down in Oregon. On the latter, we drove down there about two weeks ago and were shut down by snow on the access road almost 10 miles out from the climb. Thanks in advance for any first-hand snow beta. Driving hours and hours to get snowed out isn't much fun Peace, D-d0g

Hey all, question for grizzled veterans of the scene (I've been climbing in the PNW for 12 years or so, but I don't consider myself a true veteran just yet). What is the biggest, steepest big wall in the PNW? Something bigger (and steeper) than Liberty Bell. Something along the lines of Tower Rock, only bigger. Something truly, truly. . . uh, big! I've heard rumor of a 2000+ foot face somewhere in the wildlands but try as I might no luck in pinning that rumor down. Any suggestions? Peace, D-d0g