Climbing Routes | Mount Shasta Avalanche Center
The classic and most popular climbing route up Mount Shasta and John Muir's favorite. It follows a 7,000 vertical foot ascent that exposes the climber to steep snow and ice, rock fall, and weather extremes. The best time to climb is usually April through June and sometimes July, rarely August through November.
Mount Shasta : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering - SummitPost
An unmaintained route departing the trail near its terminus leads south to Ash Creek Falls, Mount Shasta's most spectacular waterfall. The best vantage point for the falls is gained by crossing the creek above the falls and traversing around until the falls comes into view.
Climbing Mt. Shasta, which route? — Shasta Mountain Guides
2019年5月28日 · There are several route choices on Mt. Shasta and choosing an appropriate climb to suit your goals, skills, and conditions will help ensure a safe and more enjoyable experience.
Climbing Mt. Shasta 2024 Beginners Guide – Avalanche Gulch Route …
2024年7月7日 · This Mount Shasta climbing guide goes into depth on the logistics of planning your climb up Mount Shasta’s Avalanche Gulch route – plus what to do if you are a beginner and need to learn mountaineering skills.
Guided climbs on Mount Shasta — Shasta Mountain Guides
Suitable experience would include a successful previous route on Shasta like Avalanche Gulch, the West Face or Hotlum-Bolam Ridge; any route on Mt Rainier or the Grand Teton; a technical route on Mt Whitney like the East Face or East Buttress; or similar.
Clear Creek - Mount Shasta Avalanche Center
The Clear Creek route is Mt. Shasta’s easiest route to the top. That being said, “Casual day syndrome” can lead one off course and into steeper, glaciated, and/or rock fall prone terrain. The climb starts at the Clear Creek trail head beneath towering old growth Red Fir.
Climbing in Mt. Shasta, Northeast California - Mountain Project
At 14,179 feet, Shasta provides numerous routes ranging from the relatively simple Avalanche Gulch to technical, glaciated terrain on Whitney Glacier to challenging mixed routes like Cassoval Ridge. Although isolated, Mount Shasta is actually the second tallest peak in the Cascade Range, just 232ft shorter than Mt. Rainier.
Shasta Mountain Guides
Shasta Mountain Guides is the original climbing guide service on Mt. Shasta and leads the highest quality trips and expeditions on the mountain. For over 40 years we have shared this remarkable experience offering an unmatched level of service on the mountain.
West Face - Mount Shasta Avalanche Center
From the Sierra Club Hut you’ll climb/traverse along the lower ramparts of Casaval Ridge into Hidden Valley/Cascade Gulch. At an elevation of 9,200 feet there are lots of bivy site options. Keep in mind potential rock fall and snow slides when choosing a site.
A Beginner’s Guide To Climbing Mount Shasta
Interested in climbing Mount Shasta with certified guides? We offer 3 different route options: Mount Shasta 3-Day West Face Climb, Mount Shasta 3-Day West Face Ski, and Mount Shasta 2-Day Avalanche Gulch Climb.
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