Routes : North America : United States : Wyoming : Western Wy. : Wind River : Granite Lake : This Aint No Disco
This Aint No Disco - 5.4 WI3 M1
Average Rating : 4.00 out of 5Route sequence (left to right):
Route Summary | Ascent Notes (2)
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Rock (Trad)
Ice
Mixed
R
9
Good ice pro until halfway, marginal rock pro there to top
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Description:
Prominent Y-shaped NW facing couloir in NE cirque of Three Waters Mountain, accessed from Granite Lake. Route follows left side of Y. 40-60 degree alpine ice to the split, then moderate mixed rock, ice and snow to top.Descent Options:
Descend via the summit plateau to the western slopes of Three Waters, effectively traversing the mountain. Also a traverse around the rim of the cirque provides a steeper but more direct route back to Granite Lake.
Submitted by: chayes on 2007-11-06
Views: 541
Route ID: 90500
2 Ascents Recorded
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Difficulty | 5.1 F |
Safety Rating | G |
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Onsight ascent by: william1957 on 2009-03-04
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split mountain
I did a solo climb of this route about 15 years a go. I had just walk over 100 miles with an ice axe that i had rented in jackson. It was late august late in the after noon. I droped my pack at the bottom. wore only a tee shirt. I was able to kick steps in the snow The whole length of the route. It was the last time that I ever went climbing. I have no idea how to rate it
Added: 2009-03-04
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Onsight ascent by: chayes on 2006-10-06
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FA?
Not too sure if this is a FA or not, could't find any info to indicate it isn't. Early season snow covered much of the route with 6-12" fresh on old glacier ice and broken rock. First few pitches climbed unroped up ~45 degree ice to base of large buttress, began roped 50-60 degree narrowing ice until it thinned to broken rock. Continued roped until halfway up left finger of couloir, unroped and simul-climbed loose broken rock because of complete lack of reliable pro and impending darkness to the top. Would recommend EARLY start as the right finger of this thing seemed to be intent on dropping large rocks once the sun hit it. Definitely don't want to be below the split midday.
Added: 2007-11-06