Spungdeeper

Were people roping up for that part? I am looking to head back there in may. Last time I went it wasn't necessary, but I heard it mentioned on another thread that you needed to rope up there now.

nice

That is a truly cool story. Looking forward to heading up to the selkirks again, but I think I am in for a wait now.

I wish mine weren't. I was there this last weekend for the first time. It was great to be on the rock and yet I felt shitty weak at the same time. We had an easy day and I hit someone with a carabiner. Sorry to whoever that was, I could've sworn it was on the sling when I let go. I see what they are talking about with saber being sandbagged. I also headed to exit 38, only to be pee'd on the pass gods. I am going to get them I swear. Every friggen time.

Glad I moved

I had a similar experience on what I thought was a 5.9 and turned out to be 10c, which at the time I had never even tried. We pulled it off, but we had similar thoughts and came away with the feeling that we needed more training.

Thats pretty funny.

I heard the Labelle's from spokane were going to Oval this last weekend. Did you see anyone else up there?

hmm. I don't climb that hard yet. (except in certain dreams) Maybe next year. I hear you about the 2 pitch thing. Maybe its for rapping.

any suggestions for moderate routes?

where can I get info for climbing routes and suchlike?

what peak is this. Route(s) info? Awesome picture.

I'd love to hear some info on the new routes if anybody has any. I saw a couple of guys do the long one on the west face and then RK and I did it like the following week over a year ago, I am not sure if that is one of the new routes. I heard it was 10c, but again am not sure. (we hit a couple of rough spots near the top, but made it nonetheless) Thanks.

Holy Shit.

Sweet. Super Sweet.