Today Alan and I got to climb the ice out along Hannegan Pass trail at the base of the north aspect of Sefrit. We had a 70 meter rope and climbed it in three pitches. Ice varied from plastic and beautiful, to thin (stubbies useful), to layered and brittle. It was a full mix of conditions but the angle isn’t bad. We rapped down on threads and avoided the shenanigans on the treed ridge that people have used in the past. It was an excellent day out. Feeling very fortunate to get on some Washington ice while we have it.
