Another example of the lousy climbing in Montana!

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Another example of the lousy climbing in Montana!

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Stuart Ritchie

Jul 2, 2009

“Another example of the lousy climbing in Montana!”

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The Doublets during a midwinter storm.

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Another example of the lousy climbing in Montana!

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Goat.

1st tier, 2nd tier.

Bouldering options abound at Homestake Pass and the Pipestone area

An interesting long route we climbed near Missoula

Northside limestone looks to be bomber.

Stryker climbing. mosquitoes in the shade.

Dearborn DWS

sent!

the bear's face?

Glacier National Park.

I told you there was rock to climb in Montana!

Rocky Mountain Beer. A relic from the 1940s.

Nice slab limestone boulder.

Summit plateau would be nice for camping if the wind would quit.

Map of Montana Regions

behive peak

Somewhere near Townsend, MT. Nice limestone on a 20 degree November day.

Lake Koocanusa from the crags

Dearborn Canyon

Pictograph panel, Smith River

Cave above the Smith River

The slipper<br>

"Hypothetical" easy access stone and trad crag in the Bitterroot wilderness. History lost to the local no info ethic. Thoughts?

Smith River limestone

hyalite. another great example of the big-deal climbing in montana. can you spot the climbers?<br>

Trevor Bowman on an ultra steep proj at whiskey gulch

Summit area crags

feelin small amongst big terrain on big timber peak, crazy woman mountians

climbers on spare rib (5.8)

Southside limetstone

The best place in the US

Going-to-the-Sun Highway, Glacier National Park

project in the works

Southside

mt cowen. the northeast arete is visible on the left <br>
skyline.

A fine summer day in the Treasure State. June 10, 2008 in Kalispell.

The slipper

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