Gear Single #0.3-4 Some like #5 for P2 offwidth but some do without if strong climbers Single 60m rope No nuts No radio Chacos/tevas fine for approach No rappel webbing needed (bolted rappel anchors) Approach 1.2 miles, 760 ft gain, ~40 mins. On a trail except the last 0.2 miles. Time estimate 4 hours with…

Gear #0.3-4 with double #0.75-3 Double 60m ropes Approach 2 miles, 1,100 ft gain, ~1hr, last half mile is off trail but has numerous cairns and pretty well travelled. Overall This one has the “scenic” traverse. Several people get stuck ropes while rappelling the first two rappels, and you need double ropes for rappelling. No…

Gear #0.5-#4 with double #0.5-3 (primarily just for P2), triple #1-3 if you want to link P1-2 (but that’s like 190′ linked and difficult) Single 60m rope 9 single alpine draws and 1 double alpine Nuts (I used 1 nut each on P1-2) Communication is mostly good, P2 can be tough to hear but basically…

Apparently a super high quality climb! Gear 60m rope #0.3-4 with doubles through #2, single #3-4 Nuts Approach Approaching from Colchuck Lake is about 3 miles one-way shorter than Snow Lake, and possibly a little less elevation gain although ends up being close since on the way back you’ll have to go up some first…

Trad 3-pitch climb to the top of the tower! Rock Climb Rappel Chimney, North Idaho (mountainproject.com)

Trad climb. Approach: 3-4 hrsDescent: Scramble off back, “may require some spotting”

A long trad slabbier route up Slick Rock. It’s essentially “alpine slab climbing on granite with a few pitches of crack.” Descent is a walk off but with some 4th-5th class scrambling that some might rappel.

Lengthy slab climb, well bolted in the cruxes but some easier pitches have decent runout. Resources Rock Climb Memorial Route (aka Caudill Queen King Route *original name*), West Idaho (mountainproject.com)