A little Something To Get The Blood Pumping
Passed by this little sweet heart the other day, too bad she,s melted into oblivion already.
Labels: new ice routes
Passed by this little sweet heart the other day, too bad she,s melted into oblivion already.
Labels: new ice routes
7 Comments:
I looked at this in July when i hiked past it and wondered then if it ran enough in the fall and winter to freeze up.
Posted by Blair Piggot
Where was this one Chris? Has it been climbing by Hoogstraten already?
Posted by chris goble
I'm sure that if Hoogstraten had climbed it it would be in the books by now. This climb is up on Crowsnest and it forms every october for a week or two and then falls down. I have been watching for about five years now and I have never seen it reform after the first chinook. Maybe if I'm lucky enough to get out for a hike this weekend I'll check it out. The climb definetly forms out of snowmelt and drys up once it gets cold.
Posted by Chris Morris
Thanks. I remember where it is now. I saw the seeps there in the summer. I hope you can knab it. It looks great.
Posted by chris goble
Hello,
In 1990 it froze to the ground for a short period of time. We gave it a go but found it was still pretty much unprotectable so backed off of it. We intended to go back with a drill but it did not last - so it still awaits an ascent as far as I know.
Cheers
Posted by Eric Hoogstraten
Thanks for the info Eric, I am heading up tommorrow to see if their is any ice left. Have you ever checked out the other climbs that form out on that ledge.
Posted by chris morris
Had a good chance this weekend to check all the little frozen drips in the Pass this weekend and they have all sublimated into oblivion. Great weekend for mountain biking though. If anyone is interested in downhill mountain biking info for the CNP area let me know and I'll pass on some trail reports.
Posted by chris morris
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