Andy_Bourne Posted December 14, 2000 Posted December 14, 2000 We also did some climbing near Lillooet on 12/8, the Rambles, WI 3, was in for about a pitch and a half. Follow the orange tape through the woods from the car. Some other guys we know climbed Icy BC 12/10, and a "4+ pillar around the corner and to the left of Deeping Wall" They said the 4+ pillar had the best ice. Icy BC was fairly thin, but climbable for the first two pitches, and the ice was generally brittle. The Lake was crossable at Marble Canyon. Quote
dbb Posted December 14, 2000 Posted December 14, 2000 That 4+ around the corner from ICY BC is a great climb. It is easy to top rope as well, just walk around on the left side trail to nice tree anchors above. Quote
DPS Posted December 14, 2000 Posted December 14, 2000 Is the 4+ route you are refering to called Wait for Spring? Quote
Thomas Posted December 15, 2000 Posted December 15, 2000 Lilloet Ice Conditions can be checked out at the Climbers Access Society of BC Website. The reports are updated weekly. www.bivouac.com/casbc/ice0001.htm Quote
dave Posted December 18, 2000 Posted December 18, 2000 Climbed Entropy at Soo Bluffs, Whistler on thursday, the 13th. Good fun, a little thin. Also Calcheck (sp.?) just south of town, one fun pitch, also a little thin, grade 3 30m?. Glimmer Twins up Rutherford Creek did not appear to be in. Quote
daler Posted December 27, 2000 Posted December 27, 2000 Climbed Synchronicity on the 21st. The first pitch was a little wet but the rest were thick and plastic. The Ice crossing at the base of the gully was formed and we used it on the way out!! About 15 inches of snow had fallen a couple days before and had already slid out of the gully. Dale Quote
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