One issue in this area is the changing status and condition of forest service roads. I mean, what is written about the FSRs on this page may or may not be correct at any given time.
For updates go to this site:
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/dck/Engineering/FSR_Conditions.htm
Crossover descent slid in August 2019, go out Slesse Creek drainage or prepare for a new adventure out...
We rappelled by scrambling down notch at summit ~30m to boulder With sling followed by 8 rappels with a 70m (Slesse creek side of Mountain). Take extra cord for rappel and maybe a hand drill to beef up a couple rappels. Then walk on trail down ridge to Slesse Creek drainage. Follow trail on Gaia... Image of descent in profile.
rgb2 - Sep 6, 2010 1:45 am - Voted 9/10
BC FSR websiteOne issue in this area is the changing status and condition of forest service roads. I mean, what is written about the FSRs on this page may or may not be correct at any given time.
For updates go to this site:
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/dck/Engineering/FSR_Conditions.htm
Flower - Aug 7, 2020 1:18 pm - Hasn't voted
Slesse Descent UpdateCrossover descent slid in August 2019, go out Slesse Creek drainage or prepare for a new adventure out...
We rappelled by scrambling down notch at summit ~30m to boulder With sling followed by 8 rappels with a 70m (Slesse creek side of Mountain). Take extra cord for rappel and maybe a hand drill to beef up a couple rappels. Then walk on trail down ridge to Slesse Creek drainage. Follow trail on Gaia... Image of descent in profile.