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Camp Muir to Ingraham Flats Camp
Short rope to navigate switchbacks
~1000’ gain/~1.5 hours (we should be able to get here in an hour, but giving us a little buffer as we get comfortable with the climb)
Ingraham Flats Camp to Icebox/Bowling Alley
Ok for about 800’ and then enter danger zone at about ~12,000’
Don’t stop in either Icebox or Bowling Alley sections and keep total exposure time to ~10 minutes
~800’ gain/~1 hour
Icebox/Bowling Alley to the Top of DC
Short rope to avoid knocking shit down
Route finding gets harder but guides leave markers
Little crevasse risk
Top of DC is at about 12,300’ and this is a good place to do a check in before things get more technical
~300’ gain/~30 min
Camp Muir to Ingraham Flats Camp
Short rope to navigate switchbacks
~1000’ gain/~1.5 hours (we should be able to get here in an hour, but giving us a little buffer as we get comfortable with the climb)
Ingraham Flats Camp to Icebox/Bowling Alley
Ok for about 800’ and then enter danger zone at about ~12,000’
Don’t stop in either Icebox or Bowling Alley sections and keep total exposure time to ~10 minutes
~800’ gain/~1 hour
Icebox/Bowling Alley to the Top of DC
Short rope to avoid knocking shit down
Route finding gets harder but guides leave markers
Little crevasse risk
Top of DC is at about 12,300’ and this is a good place to do a check in before things get more technical
~300’ gain/~30 min
Length
1.8 mi
Elevation gain
2,374 ft
Elevation loss
-75 ft
Average slope angle
25º
Max slope angle
52º
Aspect