East Ridge, IV, 5.7

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East Ridge, IV, 5.7

Above the chimney/pillar we scrambled mostly 4th class terrain (5th here and there) un-roped up this gully system as it curved back left towards the top. Eventually you regain the ridge as the north glacier of Mount Temple appears ominous over the horizon towards the summit. East Ridge, IV, 5.7, Mount Temple, Banff National Park, July, 2007

Dow Williams

on Jul 30, 2007 7:09 pm

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