You cannot climb the ridge proper all the way from the saddle to the summit. A 50-foot sheer drop awaits you at a deep gully just prior to the final push to the summit. Instead, from the saddle, ascend Class 2 slopes on or just west (right) of the ridge. At the base of some Class 3 rock, contour west (right) to the gully. Ascend to the top of the gully, then proceed up to the false summit on Class 3 rock. From there, it is an easy walk to the summit.
WalksWithBlackflies - Sep 14, 2011 3:13 pm - Hasn't voted
North Ridge/GullyYou cannot climb the ridge proper all the way from the saddle to the summit. A 50-foot sheer drop awaits you at a deep gully just prior to the final push to the summit. Instead, from the saddle, ascend Class 2 slopes on or just west (right) of the ridge. At the base of some Class 3 rock, contour west (right) to the gully. Ascend to the top of the gully, then proceed up to the false summit on Class 3 rock. From there, it is an easy walk to the summit.