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| aprovance | Best Route to Lone Peak  Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2009 | |
| Ascended Jacob's Ladder in the dark, avoiding the heat on the way up, and it seemed to live up to it's name. The way down in at 2pm, was pretty toasty, but I'll go this way again! | |
| Posted Oct 4, 2009 12:01 am | ||
| kteichert | Lived up Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2009 | |
| Jacob's Ladder certainly didn't disappoint as one of the killer portions of this mountain. Amazing stuff, especially "the Chimney". | |
| Posted Oct 3, 2009 4:23 am | ||
| byates | Half a dozen times or so. | |
| First time in 93 i think five times since. | |
| Posted Mar 17, 2009 1:46 pm | ||
| warriorpoet | Stormy and cold, but still fun Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2007 | |
| There were thunder storms forecast that day, but we decided to head up anyways, and see how it went. We could see lightning in the south end of the Valley around Nebo, but where we were it looked more like the beginning of winter. The temperature dropped quickly as we climbed, due to the harsh wind often present in the Lone Peak Wilderness. The snow was coming at us almost horizontally. We scrambled up the granite Talus, and reached within about 100 ft of the summit by our turn around time of 2:00. Our wet fleece gloves were turning to ice, and my hands were going numb. We decided the rocks were too slick to make the class 4 traverse to the summit, but we'd come closer than we'd expected, and all felt satisfied. We'd all been on the summit before anyways, and far as we were concerned, had reached the top of the mountain. On the way down the ridge, my fingers went numb and refused to warm up again. Fortunately, Dave Tobler let me borrow his shell mitts. Even with my soaked gloves, my hands were toasty again within an hour. I decided shell mitts are worth their small weight in gold, and I've carried a pair with me ever since. On the way back down, the granite slabs that had offered excellent footing on the ascent were now covered in a thin layer of ice. With an inch or two of snow on top, it was hard to see where these ice sheets were. Trekking poles weren't just helpful, they were essential. Anyways, we made it down to the mud bog at the bottom, with about an 11 hour round trip. Better than my Schoolhouse Springs time in August, and that in much better weather. We were glad for the harsh weather, because it made it more of an adventure, and I was glad I hadn't lost my fingers. | |
| Posted Mar 10, 2008 11:24 pm | ||
| regolithe | Done this one twice Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2004 | |
| Once was awesome, the other was horrible, but i still love the mountain. Check out my trip report "Lone Peak and the Stairway to Hell." | |
| Posted Jul 24, 2007 10:50 pm | ||
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Wasatch Range (Central)
