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Yellow Bird, WI 4+
  • Yellow Bird, III, WI 4+/ 40m
  • (climbers right) Takes some WI 2 to get to the base of Yellow Bird high up on your right hand side, fairly immediate as you start traversing the narrow canyon. Yellow Bird is a fairly wide curtain and gives you different grades depending on which line you chose. We went left which is WI 4 until you get to the cave. There is fixed pro in the cave, looks like a rock line up and down underneath the falls at this point. There are several bolts, but someone rigged a long piece of coordelette to give you a piece of solid pro as you continue on weak ice out the left or hard ice out the right. Either line was WI 5 in character in March, sustained and steep.
    Yellow Bird, WI 4+, Valley of the Birds, North Ghost, Canadian Rockies, March, 2007


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    Submitted by Dow Williams
    on Mar 20, 2007 4:11 pm

    Image ID: 279683
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    Lat/Lon: 32.84000°N / 113.91°W

    Image Type(s): Ice Climbing



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