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37 degrees up in the Tieton, perfect for cragging. The best part about it was there was very few people out there. Thanks!

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I hear the closure point on that road varies on a weekly basis dependant upon the snow conditions. I'm having someone check on it this week. If it is closed too far down, anyone in that area with a snowmobile willing to drop a couple people off....for say a case a beer?

No, but I don't mind skiing a few miles.

I'm going to be up in the Twisp/Winthrop area the week of Christmas and wanted to do a bit of climbing. Any suggestions for some of your favorites that are accessible in the winter? Looking for 1-2 day trips. Oh, and no ice climbs. Was thinking maybe Silver Star or Gardner?

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Agree, if you are looking for a good read, check out "Snow Sense: A Guide to Evaluating Snow Avalanche Hazard" by Jill Fredston and Doug Fesler

I have a few, but they're from '92 when I was a bit younger. Sorry, they don't show the route too well