bob_breivogel Posted June 22, 2005 Posted June 22, 2005 Climb: Adams-Adams Glacier Date of Climb: 6/19/2005 Trip Report: 6 Mazamas club members climbed Adams Glacier June 19th, from the climbers high camp at 6900 ft. Weather forecast was marginal, but turned out fine - dead calm, mild, and perfectly clear. Started at 3 am, and reached top at 130PM. Snow was breakable and unconsolidated, getting worse higher up. Had to trade off breaking trail. Only tech part was a crevasse crossing at the top of the initial ramp at the bottom of the route. Here a shrund/ice step needs to be crossed on unstable debris and soft snow bridges. Overall snow aboutt 2 ft newish on an icy layer. Seemed stable then, but might slide if it got real warm. Descended N ridge - this is in good condition, as most of the rock is snow covered, except at the very bottom. Problems with crampons balling up. Gear Notes: 2 ropes, 5 picket, Ice axe, crampons, ice hammer for leader. Approach Notes: Trail dry to 6000 ft, then snow patches. High Camp has dry temt spots, running water. Quote
dan_t Posted June 25, 2005 Posted June 25, 2005 Looks great! We're probably going to give it a shot on Monday. We're you able to scope the route out from high camp? The moon should be out so hopefully we’ll be able to get a little earlier start. Quote
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