Seven Fingered Jack Summer Route

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Seven Fingered Jack Summer Route

Seven Fingered Jack Summer Route

This outlines the summer route for Seven Fingered Jack. The path outlined in red is a boot path marked by cairns and is mostly class 2 with some mild class 3. The blue route is a class 3 variation which can be fun if you can distinguish between loose rock and firm rock as there is plenty of both. Getting across the couloir is a pain and is the most difficult part due to loose rock. The couloir between them is a good option when there is snow, but it is full of steep, loose, terrible rock in the summer and is not a good option. North Cascades, WA. 9-13-14
awilsondc
on Sep 14, 2014 8:28 pm
Lat/Lon: 48.15050°N / 120.8132°W
Image Type(s): Informational,  Scenery
Image ID: 913438

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gimpilator

gimpilator - Oct 6, 2015 12:57 pm - Voted 10/10

Good Route Photo

Heather and I did the blue route on the ascent (or some similar variation) and then descended the standard red route. we could tell that the top of the couloir was a very nasty place indeed.

awilsondc

awilsondc - Oct 6, 2015 10:56 pm - Hasn't voted

Re: Good Route Photo

Yeah, I originally intended to do the couloir but once I got to the base and looked up at it I was like... Nope. Hence the blue route which was quite fun! Glad to see you finally made it up there!

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