Carrie, Mount Climber's Log
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| Kyle509 | From Catwalk  Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2009 | |
| Bagged Cat peak on the way. Included these climbs in a long traverse across the park. | |
| Posted Apr 24, 2012 5:42 pm | ||
| IBentryn | Sunny day on a mountain of quartz. Date Climbed: Aug 19, 1997 | |
| Camped two nights at Swimming Bear Lake - this was the daytrip in between. Scrambled this summit with a great guy who used to be a ranger in the area. He later died hiking in Hawaii. This was the only mountain we ever climbed together. | ||
| Posted Mar 22, 2012 3:14 pm | ||
| tleaf | Part of a long day | |
| Part of a Labor Day weekend High Divide Loop. We started at the Sol Duc River trail, headed up to Appleton Pass, circled around to below Cat Lake. The next day we moved camp and trekked across the Catwalk - GREAT FUN!!!, and made our way NE along the summit ridge. We had to wait for 12 people to get off the summit before we could climb up. Incredible amount of people that day. We enjoyed the panoramic views across to Canada and the inner Olympics. | |
| Posted Mar 11, 2008 5:10 pm | ||
| YEM | Catwalk from Hoh River | |
| I climbed Carrie from Hoh Lake and the High Divide. It was my first trip to the Olympics. The Catwalk was very fun and the toughest part of the climb. Lots of goat hair. Boston Charlie has very nasty water. A good filter is essential. | |
| Posted Aug 20, 2007 2:47 pm | ||
| Clintoris | Route Climbed: Catwalk from Solduc Date Climbed: August 2004 | |
| my buddy and i climbed this peak in 2004. To this day I look at that as the most fun hike/climb I've done below 7000 feet. Awesome peak with its fair amount of 'interesting' moments. The catwalk is pretty intense in a few places. Go get it! | |
| Posted Feb 6, 2006 1:56 pm | ||
| setrent | Route Climbed: North Ridge/Face Date Climbed: 05 August,2005 | |
| Climbed on a traverse of the Bailey Range. Camped at Boston Charlie's camp (highly recommended). The climb was class two to the summit over loose rock and scree. Great views of the Bailey Range and Mt Olympus. | ||
| Posted Dec 22, 2005 11:25 pm | ||
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