Prusik

[counterfeitfake]

Let's say you wanted to try to bag Prusik in one day, right now.

[John Frieh]

I've heard in SC and out Assguard is fastest but you'd need a car shuttle.

 

I've always gone SC in and out.

[counterfeitfake]

If it were dry I'd prefer Asgaard, but I've never been up it in snow and it seems like transitioning from crappy snow to rock and back over and over would suck.

[DirtyHarry]

Ass-gaurd is clearly easier right now. There's currently a lot of deadfall on Snow Creek trai. Colchuck Trail is pretty much dry to the lake and ass-guard is all snow, which would make for easy going.

[counterfeitfake]

It's all snow? It looked kind of patchy from the top of Cashmere last Saturday, but that is a long ways away.

Edited June 9, 2006 by counterfeitfake

[mr.radon]

Hiked it yesterday from Snow Creek. I thought it was easy going and I am recovering from a broken back. Getting around the trees was easy and there is a crew working the trail right now making short work of the downfall. Six climbers hiked in that day. They left several hours before me. I caught up to them at Lake Vivian. Three were going to do the East ridge and the other three the South face? I forget, anyhow the weather was moving in and I doubt they got far. It was raining most of the hike out. Saw a party on the last pitch of Outer Space. Can't wait till the doc clears me for rock climbing.

My vore is for Snow Creek Trail.

[JoshK]

Both approaches are easy. Bitching about the Enchantment approaches qualifies you for automatic Colorado residency and a membership in the 14ers club.

[richard_noggin]

Both approaches are easy. Bitching about the Enchantment approaches qualifies you for automatic Colorado residency and a membership in the 14ers club.

 

I agree

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Edited June 13, 2006 by richard_noggin

[chris]

In Asgard and out Snow Creek. The car shuttle shuffle isn't too hard.