Elevation and aspect of the Green Creek Wall

[chris]

So I'm doing some documentation of place names in the Twin Sister Range, and I'm investigating the Green Creek Wall. I haven't been there myself, and I'm a little unclear about precisely what elevation and aspect its located at. Can anyone tell me?

[layton]

PM Dberdinka. I wasn't really paying attention in there. But I think it's Southwest facing.

[layton]

P.S. this route is one of those "anytime" climbs I think. Basically it gets mega sun and has nothing on top of it to melt. It would be a really fun spring climb if the sun's out

[chris]

I'm really trying to figure out how far up the valley its located.

[layton]

not far, it's about 1/2way up i'd say.

Edited May 19, 2006 by michael_layton

[G-spotter]

I thought it faces East?

[layton]

fuck i don't know, i don't have a map and i can't remember shit anymore

[Blake]

It's mostly S/SE facing.

 

http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?z=10&amp...amp;layer=DRG25

 

Chris, you'd have a hell of a time getting in there now. When AviTripp and I were in there last October and climbed the Arete to the right of Mike and Darrin's route, the bridge over the ?Fork of the Nooksack had just washed out and we had to wade, which was difficult at October flows. I'm not saying access across the rivre would be impossible, but I'd be really interested to hear how it goes if you try.

[tyree]

Mostly East facing. The elevation of the base is like 3000 ft or something like that. getting across the river will be super burly the next little while til the river flows subside. I have a topo some where PM me if you want it.