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Alright...a variety of routes that range from WI3-5 that are around 100-200 feet long and offer good ice for most of the winter months.

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That would be either Lillowet in BC, or Strobach Mountain in Yakima County. Can't speak much for Lillowet, but Strobach boasts several WI4s and 5s, in the requested pitch length, and are generally around later than most WA ice climbs.

 

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Ah yes, I'd say it has. But then, why wouldn't it have? WTF would you be wantin' to come this way for ice when you've got Hyalite, anyway? confused.gif Planning on relocating to the PNW or something?

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Haha...nope, no relocating for me. My buddy, on the other hand, is heading out there next year. He was wondering about the proximity of ice.

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For a day trip, use the WA state ice guide.

 

For a 2+ day trip, Lillooet BC has perhaps the most reliable ice in the Pacific Northwest, but is a 5.5 hour drive from Seattle.

 

For a 4+ day trip, Banff is an 11 hour drive on I-90 and a 12-13 hour drive on the TransCanada from Seattle and has much better ice and choice of easy-access routes than Lillooet...can be a bit crowded on weekends though....nice to go midweek..

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