High Sierra Climbing Second
Edition includes 40 of the best High Sierra alpine climbs ranging
in difficulty from 3rd class to 5.11c. Most of these climbs are
well-protected, 10-15 pitches long, and ascend some of the best
alpine granite anywhere. Whether you plan to scramble up the 3rd
class East Ridge of Mt. Russell, climb the 5.7 East Face of Mt.
Whitney, or ascend the epic 18-pitch Sun Ribbon Arête, our
guidebook will ensure you spend minimum time getting off-route and
maximum time enjoying the climb.
14 New routes in the 2nd Edition:
- North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak
- Mithral Dihedral on Mount Russell
- Swiss Arete on Mt. Sill
- U Notch on North Palisade
- West Face of Cardinal Pinnacle
- Southeast Face of Mt. Emerson
- East Arete of Mount Humphreys
- North Buttress of Merriam Peak
- Southeast Face of Petite Griffon
- North Arete of Crystal Crag
- Southeast Face of Clyde Minaret
- Southeast Glacier Route on Mt. Ritter
- Extended Traverse on Matthes Crest
- Northeast Couloir on North Peak
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Route Name |
Formation |
|
|
Review |
| Mountaineer's Route 3rd class, Mt. Whitney
The route disappears behind the ridge and follows the gully to the summit.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Mt. Whitney |
N/A |
3rd class |
|
| North Arete 5.7, Matterhorn Peak
The route as seen from the approach.
Photo:Brad Goya |
|
Matterhorn Peak |
6 |
5.7 |
|
| Northeast Gully 5.2, Laurel Mountain
The route as seen from Convict Lake.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Laurel Mountain |
N/A |
5.2 |
|
| West Pillar 5.9, Eichorn's Pinnacle
West Pillar as seen from the base.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Eichorn's Pinnacle |
5 |
5.9 |
|
| Harding Route 5.10c, Keeler Needle
The route as seen from the approach.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Keeler Needle |
13 |
5.10c |
|
| North Buttress 5.9, Mt. Goode
The route as seen from the final approach to the snowfield.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Mt. Goode |
9 |
5.9 |
|
|
Incredible Hulk |
8 |
5.10a |
|
| North Arete 5.7, Crystal Crag
Crystal Crag Overview
Photo:Luke Lydiard |
|
Crystal Crag |
3 |
5.7 |
|
| North Ridge 5.5, Lone Pine Peak
The North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak.
Photo:Dan Mingori |
|
Lone Pine Peak |
N/A |
5.5 |
|
| North Buttress 5.10b/c, Merriam Peak
The prominent North Buttress of Merriam Peak
Photo:Ryan Crochiere |
|
Merriam Peak |
10 |
5.10b/c |
|
|
Mt. Ritter |
N/A |
3rd Class |
|
|
Tenaya Peak |
14 |
5.5 |
|
| North Face 5.4, Eichorn's Pinnacle
The unreal summit of Eichorn Pinnacle.
Photo:Randy Spurrier |
|
Eichorn's Pinnacle |
1 |
5.4 |
|
| Venusian Blind 5.7, Temple Crag
The route as seen from Second Lake.
Photo:SP Parker |
|
Temple Crag |
11 |
5.7 |
|
| Northeast Ridge 5.5, Bear Creek Spire
The route as seen from above Dade Lake.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
|
Bear Creek Spire |
N/A |
5.5 |
|
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