Pre-eruption Mt. St. Helens from the south

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Pre-eruption Mt. St. Helens in 1977 from the south. This side of the mountain was seldom climbed before the eruption. Now the old popular routes are in the air on the north side. The currently most popular routes, Monitor Ridge and Worm Flows, are fully visible in this photo, center and right of center respectively.

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Dean

Beautiful picture of a beautiful mountain

Hasn't voted

St. Helens pre eruption was one of the most beautiful mountains on earth. A dream mountain in many ways and fun to climb (via dogs head route) with some sweet glissades.

Posted Dec 2, 2002 11:56 am


	Bob Bolton	Re: Beautiful picture of a beautiful mountain
	Hasn't voted	I climbed the Forsythe Glacier and descended via that fabulous Dog's Head glissade. I've always been glad for that one climb before the eruption! And as a bonus, that climb counts for having done the highpoint of Skamania County - the new highpoint is on the west slopes of Mt. Adams! :-)
		Posted Dec 2, 2002 5:29 pm

cp0915

Wonderful!

Voted 10/10

You have the finest collection of photos that I've yet seen on SP.

Posted Oct 28, 2004 12:03 pm


	Bob Bolton	Re: Wonderful!
	Hasn't voted	Thanks very much! But I must admit to feeling quite intimidated by the many terrific photos from many others, not least some of the European members. It's great that so many have joined and created such a tremendous collection of mountain information and images. Back in 2001 when it got started we didn't know what would happen, and it has surpassed my expectations by a long shot! Thanks again. -Bob
		Posted Oct 29, 2004 1:41 am

lcarreau

Excuse me ... Bob ?

Voted 10/10

I resurrected a photo from the bottom of the stack - decided to attach it to your wonderful album. I am also easily intimidated. Regards & thanks!

Here's a link to the photo!

Posted Nov 19, 2007 4:48 pm


	Bob Bolton	Re: Excuse me ... Bob ?
	Hasn't voted	No need to be intimidated, nor to be excused! And if you can put in a link with text, you can embed a smiley!
		Posted Nov 19, 2007 7:52 pm