– Lat/Long: 40.78° N 110.37° W
Kings Peak (Utah) – Climbing Notes
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September 01, 2018
Dan mccann from United States
Most summit via Henry's fork up Gunsight colouir. The chute is about 1300 vertical of loose scree at 38 degrees. It is best done with snow cover, but when dry care should be taken while descending. Ski poles can help greatly for both up and down on this stretch. Lightning, of course, is possibly the biggest hazard as well.
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Dan mccann from United States
Most summit via Henry's fork up Gunsight colouir. The chute is about 1300 vertical of loose scree at 38 degrees. It is best done with snow cover, but when dry care should be taken while descending. Ski poles can help greatly for both up and down on this stretch. Lightning, of course, is possibly the biggest hazard as well.