| If the lake is frozen solid (look for ice fishing shacks) walk across. The climb is to the right of Woober Goober Gully. |
On the first ascent the start was very thin ice for 40' and required 3 pins. Continue up low angle ice for 110'. Belay below a steep short 20' curtain. Follow low to moderate ice bulges for 180' to a small birch tree on the left side of the flow.
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| standard ice rack and several pins
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| Rappel from the small birch tree at the final belay or v-threads. With 2 60 meter ropes you can get all the way to the ground in one rap, ending up at the start of Woober Goober. |
| WInter 2004 - Jon Sykes, Larry Boehmler, James Cunningham |
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