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| Brian Jenkins | Cool | |
Voted 10/10 | Mile high whale. Nice. Never heard of this one, looks great. | |
| Posted Oct 30, 2006 8:16 pm | ||
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| Klenke | As cool as Moby was wet. | |
Hasn't voted | This peak is closer to Portland than Seattle. Go for it. Actually, I'm interested to know/get more info on the route from the west. Thanks for stopping by, Jian Brenkins. | |
| Posted Oct 30, 2006 9:10 pm | ||
| tazz | excellent page! | |
Voted 10/10 | What a fun one! Thanks for adding captions to the images! | |
| Posted Oct 31, 2006 3:02 am | ||
| ericnoel | Road Conditions | |
Voted 10/10 | This is another excellent Klenke page but I just thought I'd point out some of the road problems I found when doing Purcell. Here's the map I made for Dean's Purcell page: Washouts I found out later that the road shown coming in from the NE towards Purcell does go and that is definitely the way to do Purcell at present. So I guess you either approach from that direction and follow it up into your route. Or you park at the road washout at ~3000' which is not that far from Whalehead as the crow flies and head up some terrain that may be steep and/or brushy for 2000 feet to merge up with that SE ridge route. Or you probe those roads to the west of Whalehead which I did not try so they may or may not have washed out as well. Or, something else. | |
| Posted Oct 17, 2007 11:50 pm | ||
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