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Climbing is dangerous! Every year many climbers are broken, maimed, and killed. Don't be so foolish as to trust your life to what you see here. I'm not a guide and neither is this web site. If you don't know what you are doing or where you are going, please take a course or hire a guide! |
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Gibraltar LedgesThis is my favorite of the routes I've climbed on Rainier. In the winter and spring, it is a direct, obvious line to the summit. The route climbs up toward the "Bee Hive" directly from Camp Muir. No tedious traverses like many of the routes from Muir. The crux traverse across Gibraltar Rock is fun and airy, but not exceedingly technical in early season. It does not protect especially well. The exit gully is 40-45 degrees and many people may want protection here, either screws or pickets, depending on conditions. Amazingly, a solo climber survived a fall here in the late 90s. He tumbled and slid all the way to the bottom of Gib Chute, but escaped with only minor injuries. From the top of the chute, which ends at the top of Gibraltar Rock at 12,700', the remaining 1750' to the crater rim is very direct.
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