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Climbing Conditions - Mt. Triumph

This page provides climbers with the latest conditions for Mt. Triumph. For conditions on other climbs, return to Planning a Climb.

Condition reports come from climbing and wilderness rangers, the voluntary climbing register, and other climbers. To make a climbing report, please email the Wilderness Information Center in Marblemount. Please include the route, snow level, any hazards encountered (or not), peak(s) attempted, and whether your party successfully summitted.

All of the climbing routes in the park complex are located in wilderness, but some are wilder than others, and there may be limited or outdated information. Use these reports as a baseline, but plan for changing conditions and a true adventure. On many routes, the discovery, physical stress, and route-finding challenges are half the fun.

 

Mt. Triumph

Conditions Report Date Author
NE Ridge: Excellent conditions. Still lots of snowmelt in notch. 8/12/10 Climber
 There is still running water at the col. Route is snow-free for the most part except for one big patch still in the gully up to the col. Second Thornton lake is snow-free 8/1/10 Climber
Email an updated report for this route.

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Last Updated: August 24, 2010 at 10:44 MST