– Lat/Long: 46.09° N 113.10° W
Mount Haggin – Climbing Notes
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June 11, 2020
David Dyas from United States
In the 1950s my brother Keith and I climbed Mt. Haggin from the back side. A very steep climb. We were prospecting for tungsten. We did find a small out cropping but the access was very poor and not worth much. We did make it to the top then went back the way way we came. Would not recommend that climb.
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David Dyas from United States
In the 1950s my brother Keith and I climbed Mt. Haggin from the back side. A very steep climb. We were prospecting for tungsten. We did find a small out cropping but the access was very poor and not worth much. We did make it to the top then went back the way way we came. Would not recommend that climb.