Routes in Ice Fall

Half way along the mossy boulder is a thin crack above a slight overhanging section. Follow these features to a slabby hold on the top. Don't top out.

Climb the slab to the upper of the two horizontal handcracks. Traverse right and follow the flake upwards.

Climb the hand crack to the right of the pine tree. Follow the crack between the pillar and headwall up to a horizontal crack.

Climb the blank slab 20 feet up with very little protection. After placing your first piece wander to the arete on the right and head to the top of the block. This gives access to a second face. Use the two diagonal cracks which leads to a small ledge. Use the crack in the corner to finish.

Follow the crack on the slab up to the blocky roof. From here use the slightly overgrown holds to reach the anchor chains. This climb is said to verify whether you climb 5.8 or not, hence the name "Lie Detector."

This climb is on the far north eastern slab of the Ice Fall area. Rappel to the lower ledge near P.G.13 to belay. Climb the seemingly featureless slab up to the unused crack to the anchors.

PG-13 has lost some key holds causing the local climbing organization (MTU Ridge Roamers) to update it's grade to 5.11.

Climb the right face above Last Call for Alcohol.

Follow the flaring crack up to a small boulder then to the anchors. Take the slabby face up to the top chains.