mountainsloth

Some mountains call you back, failure after failure. Scouting trips for some mountains seem mandatory and part of the process. The real goal is positive progress. thanks for sharing the obsession.

Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing something new to this site. It may not have been ultra gnar but what a scenic chunk of wilderness.

Good to know! I’ll keep it in mind next time I’m up there.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the photo of one of you buried in choss! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 🍄 🍄 🍄

Pics or it didn’t happen! 😏 I’ve been intrigued by this area for a while now but never made the venture. Thanks for the info!

Wow! That’s a big day! Gorgeous photos, esp. the last one of Jenny on the ridge!

Fun! It’s nice to find solitude. I am impressed at the size of the glaciers. They seem big for olympics in August.

Nice work guys. You continue to inspire….. but I guess I will cross this off the FA list. 👏👏👏👏 congrats guys!

Oh, I found my inner monkey and mostly used the trees straight up from the top cat anchor 🤪

That is the biggest Ass Spider I’ve ever seen! I feel bad for the person who has that thing crawl up their posterior! 😏🤣 seriously though, nice TR, great beta, and lovely photos. do you think that summit pyramid rock is solid enough for a technical pitch or two?

Impressive. Beautiful. Stunning. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 congrats for completing such a prestigious list, but more valuable are the experiences and the memories you now have.

My friend and I climbed this route the other day along with the 2 pitch “Top Cat” above. Overall we found the climbing fun and cruiser. It felt like the easiest multi pitch in the darrington area. The perspective gives you great views of exfoliation dome. Even though it was dirty in spots, we thought the best pitches were pitch 2 of Top Cat (photo below) …and pitch 5 of Snagglepuss. We added one last horrible adventure pitch above Top Cat to reach the top of the formation. Cool place!

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 excellent story with gorgeous pics. where do we sign up for your calendar “swimming with icebergs”? 😏

Wow, excellent adventure! I think all of us who have been tromping around these peaks for years have stories like this. Sometimes it’s from youth and naivety, other times it’s from a series of unfortunate circumstances. Either way, they are powerful experiences that help us learn and grow. The older I get the less I am proud of summits and more proud of challenging myself to make good decisions in the mountains. Cheers for surviving to climb another day.

Wow! What a trip! Impressive and creative way to use your free time together. A Wolverine siting is a blessing and goes to show you how remote that place is. They hate any human presence and will go out of their way to avoid them.