These days approach the ridge directly. Begin climbing at the high point of trees exactly on the prow of the ridge. You'll encounter a piton/bolt belay just before it steepens, and three or four bolts to protect the crux which starts right at the beginning of the first pitch (5.6). From there continue to more or less follow the crest of the ridge past bolted belay anchors (lower down double, higher up single bolts) to the top.
Tom Wolfe
sawback - Aug 23, 2010 9:00 am - Hasn't voted
Wasootch Tower N RidgeThese days approach the ridge directly. Begin climbing at the high point of trees exactly on the prow of the ridge. You'll encounter a piton/bolt belay just before it steepens, and three or four bolts to protect the crux which starts right at the beginning of the first pitch (5.6). From there continue to more or less follow the crest of the ridge past bolted belay anchors (lower down double, higher up single bolts) to the top.
Tom Wolfe