Mt. Borah North Face as early summer snow climb?

[jared_j]

I'm road-tripping from the east coast to Seattle mid-June, with scheduled stops in CO and WY for some moderate snow climbing and rock scrambling (I'll be solo).

 

I've seen Mt. Borah done as a fall early-season ice climb and generally it gets described as such. With the fat snowpack this year, on paper, sounds like it could be a fun moderate snow scramble. I don't see a lot of TRs for this area in general, and none for this mountain in early season. Is there a good reason?

 

Any other moderate Sawtooth scrambles worth thinking about? This area is just out-of-the-way enough that I'd like to sample its worthwhile offerings while driving through as I don't see myself heading back that way willfully in the near future. Since I'm solo none of the finer alpine rock routes are on the table.

Edited May 20, 2014 by jared_j

[Grant B]

You may also want to post this in the Forum for idahosummits.com. I'm not familiar with the route, but there has been some discussion about it on that forum.