– Lat/Long: 48.54° N 120.66° W
Hinkhouse Peak – Climbing Notes
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May 29, 2015
Rik Anderson from United States
Although a "walk up" as described elsewhere here, the final section involves a short rappel or down climb into a notch 1 rope length below the true summit. Some class 4 scrambling from the notch to the summit. Getting back out of the notch on the way back involves low class 5 climbing. Early season there may be a cornice problem in the notch.
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Rik Anderson from United States
Although a "walk up" as described elsewhere here, the final section involves a short rappel or down climb into a notch 1 rope length below the true summit. Some class 4 scrambling from the notch to the summit. Getting back out of the notch on the way back involves low class 5 climbing. Early season there may be a cornice problem in the notch.