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Glacier Peak
White Chuck Glacier is almost gone. The line route is where the Glacier once was and the route we took a year ago to climb Glacier from the south. From the top of my line, you go over Glacier Gap, follow the east side of the ridge. You can go over Disappointment Peak, or take the Gerdine and Cool Glaciers to the pumice ridge to the top.


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lcarreauConclusions ?

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So, you mentioned that the glaciers on the NORTH side of Glacier look healthy & LARGE. Yet, White Chuck Glacier has melted? What happened? GEOTHERMAL HEATING? I know the Southwest side of Rainier has a lot of mudflows occurring - kind of makes you WONDER! THANKS!

Well, GUESS we can't second-guess Mother Nature. But your photos are interesting !!!
Posted Oct 13, 2007 2:48 pm

NormanWhite Chuck Glacier

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The picture in Beckey Book,page 94,95 shows arial views of White Chuck Glacier as a very large area. It is almost non-existent now. Also,the map I carried I bought from REI shows a large glacier there too, incorrectly. It was a little disorienting for us to get there and wonder where the glacier was. My Uncle flew planes during WWII and climbed before the war. He has several B&Whits prints of mountains up here, including Glacier Peak with notes saying he walked on White Chuck Glacier. His arial shows part of the Glacier, really cool, but sad it's almost gone now. Thanks for your interest.
Posted Oct 16, 2007 12:04 am

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