mountainsloth

Every outing, rain or shine, is an opportunity to learn about climbing and yourself. Keep at it! I love the youthful energy. Something this site has lacked for a while. Keep bringing the stoke, dude!

Sweet photos! Thanks for sharing your adventure!

Wow! Wolverine tracks! That’s how you know you are on the path TRULY less traveled! Thanks for a glimpse at a seldom posted mountain!

Beautiful! That Ross Lake shot is breath-taking!

Bad ass! Nice photos too! Thanks for sharing!

This is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this adventure! I was in Kauai 7 years ago and remember looking up at that mountain and that east face and wondering. What a special place.

That’s a sweet line. Nice work being patient with conditions.

Looks like this would be a fun ski in the right conditions. Way to use your eyes and not just a guide book

Nice report Jason. I had a similar idea for my 2020 summer. I was out there at the same time with a small crew. MY first time. What a place! That East ridge of Wolf's head is special. We, too, got turned around on a couple routes because we were looking for "easier" climbing. Turns out, we were just weak, out of shape, and scared! LOL!

Rad! Almost makes me want to get a new pair of ice tools!

How was the descent? Good skiing?

The king of cascade limbers strikes again! Maybe I should call you king of wallowing? King of choss? 🤣

Sick! Looks dreamy! Jason, the yellow pad does not signal “junk show”. It signals “seasoned vet of the cascades” ... or so I like to tell myself when I, too am carrying one on my back! 😏🤣

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing! Man, do I miss the Utah desert and all it’s lovely sandstone.

Interesting. I assumed there was good ice out there but never knew how big it was. Very nice!