Si "HayStack" rock routes

[scottgg]

Has anyone climbed up the haystack besides via the backside gully? I saw some old webbing and a bolt on the south? face.

Seems like it would be a fun climb when leaving the family to enjoy lunch below...

[Weekend_Climberz]

I did a route on the South Side way back in the day. There were many old rusty angles still fixed in place from who knows when. Being that it was the very first rock climb I ever did I don't recall too much of the actual route we took. I do remember being pretty gripped.

[Mal_Con]

Lots of stuff up there a couple geocaches and a dudes ashes. was done by the mounies in the 1900's though.

[Blake]

I did a route on the South Side way back in the day. There were many old rusty angles still fixed in place from who knows when. Being that it was the very first rock climb I ever did I don't recall too much of the actual route we took. I do remember being pretty gripped.

 

 

yesterday you said the Tooth was your first climb.

 

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/573419/an/0/page/0#573419

 

Early onset Alzheimers?

[Weekend_Climberz]

I did a route on the South Side way back in the day. There were many old rusty angles still fixed in place from who knows when. Being that it was the very first rock climb I ever did I don't recall too much of the actual route we took. I do remember being pretty gripped.

 

 

yesterday you said the Tooth was your first climb.

 

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/573419/an/0/page/0#573419

 

Early onset Alzheimers?

 

I don't think anyone should really consider Mt. Si's Haystack a "rock peak" by any standard. I don't...

[zoroastr]

The big corner between the obvious south side crack and the path to the main gully offers some nice 4th/low-fifth options. Found a really old piton bashed in about halfway up the route. S'fun to sneak up behind the picnicking summiteers on a nice summer afternoon.