I was up there on 06/27/2021 & totally enjoyed the class 3 on the south side. The north side is night and day different on rock quality. I tested all my holds & safely summited. On the return I had a block (about the size of a 2 drawer filing cabinet) decide to go for a ride. Luckily both my hands & my other foot stayed put. I carefully felt my way down the mountain on the remaining flake. It was loose but it got me down. Once it pulls off the mountain I'm guessing the route will jump to class 4 or 5. Also - I did attempt the road slick (not recommended) on 06/26/2021. I ended up bailing down a bit and trying again the next day with success. All in all a very fun mountain outing. I also shared this info on the 14ers TR.
Alex Wood - Aug 5, 2012 12:28 pm - Voted 10/10
PhotosAdd as many photos as you can to this page. Pictures tell a thousand words.
Dartmouth Hiker - Aug 9, 2012 12:15 am - Hasn't voted
Re: PhotosI've updated the page (and the route page) with several photos--hope it helps!
Alex Wood - Aug 11, 2012 4:59 am - Voted 10/10
Re: PhotosNice addition! this looks like a really cool place!
takemetoyoursummit - Jun 29, 2021 10:13 am - Voted 10/10
Thanks for the peak info!I was up there on 06/27/2021 & totally enjoyed the class 3 on the south side. The north side is night and day different on rock quality. I tested all my holds & safely summited. On the return I had a block (about the size of a 2 drawer filing cabinet) decide to go for a ride. Luckily both my hands & my other foot stayed put. I carefully felt my way down the mountain on the remaining flake. It was loose but it got me down. Once it pulls off the mountain I'm guessing the route will jump to class 4 or 5. Also - I did attempt the road slick (not recommended) on 06/26/2021. I ended up bailing down a bit and trying again the next day with success. All in all a very fun mountain outing. I also shared this info on the 14ers TR.