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Ascent of Mount Ellinor on 2019-05-18

Climber: Robert Jenner

Others in Party:Tom Eckhout
Date:Saturday, May 18, 2019
Ascent Type:Successful Summit Attained
Peak:Mount Ellinor
    Location:USA-Washington
    Elevation:5920 ft / 1804 m

Ascent Trip Report

I was with a group of 11 Olympia Mountaineers led by Tom Eckhout. We started from the lower trailhead and took the winter route to the summit. The mountain was socked in with clouds for the climb up. We starting getting snow around the winter/summer junction. Crampons were not needed. Most of us wore microspikes. When descending, the clouds gradually cleared for some good views. The winter chute is melting fast but the snow was soft and mostly good for glissading. I saw one goat on Point A sub-summit
Summary Total Data
    Total Elevation Gain:2465 ft / 751 m
    Route:Winter route
    Trailhead:Lower trailhead  3455 ft / 1053 m
    Route Conditions:
Maintained Trail, Snow Climb
    Gear Used:
Ice Axe, Ski Poles
    Weather:Cloudy and cool, giving way to gradual clearing



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