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Off route on the MR
We managed to get off route while crossing the Ebersbacher ledges on the Mountaineer's Route. This is NOT the right ledge as we discovered on the return! However, we still managed to cross safely. You are suppose to navigate the boulders in the upper left corner of this photo to gain the Ebersbacher ledges, which are above this position. The evil Willows can be seen below. May 7, 2004.


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petersbikeoff route blues!

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I remember doing that exact section. It looks like you got on the ledges too early just like we did.
Posted May 16, 2004 6:48 pm

AlpinistRe: off route blues!

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Damn, and I was going to name this ledge after myself thinking I was the first to travel this route...
Posted May 17, 2004 12:30 am

pukingllamaRe: off route blues!

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No one told us about any ledge till after we descended mountaineers for the first time. We went straight through the bushes. That sucked
Posted Jul 11, 2004 8:04 pm

AlpinistRe: off route blues!

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The bushes are the worst part of that route, for sure. Even the short section below the ledges gave me fits. Next time I go, I'll bring a chain saw with me...
Posted Jul 12, 2004 6:49 pm

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Submitted by Alpinist
on May 15, 2004 9:54 am

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Lat/Lon: 36.57860°N / 118.293°W

Image Type(s): Alpine Climbing, Hiking, Informational



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