- Submitted by
- nick.baggaley
- Observations date
- Friday, November 22, 2024 at 23:00
- Location
- 52.128150° N 116.457860° W
- Reporting on
- Ice conditions
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Quick
Avalanche
Snowpack
Weather
Incident
Ice conditions
- Name of climb
- Elliott Left Hand
- Ice quality was:
- OK
- We retreated from the climb because of
- Poor ice conditions
Information
- The day was:
- Foggy
Comments
Climbed all but the last pitch of Elliott Left Hand. The climb is still forming, and will be good to go soon. The last pitch is currently in quite stiff shape with overhanging medusae above a hollow, unprotectable tube, and the whole climb was relatively thin and wet.
We carried avalanche gear the whole day, and saw a number of small loose dry sluffs off the sidewalls of the canyon. No evidence of larger avalanches, and we couldn't get a good view of the overhead from the road. All in all, a fun adventure, though I would be careful about heading up there with much more fresh snow.



