Grizzly Peak D Trip Report 09/10/2018

Peak(s):	Grizzly Peak D - 13,427 feet Lenawee Mountain - 13,204 feet "Cupid" - 13,117 feet
Date Posted:	09/10/2018
Modified:	02/21/2023
Date Climbed:	09/09/2018
Author:	alexhenes
Additional Members:	kristihen

Loveland to Lenawee
On 9/9/18 Kristi and I set a shuttle between A-Basin and the top of Loveland Pass. From Loveland Pass we hiked to Grizzly Peak D then scrambled over to Lenawee. The ridge was fun and went at class 3/4. Our day covered 7.7 Miles, 3200 Vertical and took us a relaxed 6 Hours A full account of our day can be found at Grizzly Peak D Routes Kristi on the ridge between Grizzly and Lenawee Lots of opportunity for exposure.... not to mention views of Grays and Torreys A little bit of fun First Palli chair of the season My GPS Tracks on Google Maps (made from a .GPX file upload): Login required to view this map... Thumbnails for uploaded photos (click to open slideshow):

Loveland to Lenawee Google Map Included

On 9/9/18 Kristi and I set a shuttle between A-Basin and the top of Loveland Pass.

From Loveland Pass we hiked to Grizzly Peak D then scrambled over to Lenawee. The ridge was fun and went at class 3/4.

Our day covered 7.7 Miles, 3200 Vertical and took us a relaxed 6 Hours

A full account of our day can be found at Grizzly Peak D Routes

19040_01 — Kristi on the ridge between Grizzly and Lenawee

19040_02 — Lots of opportunity for exposure.... not to mention views of Grays and Torreys

19040_05 — First Palli chair of the season

My GPS Tracks on Google Maps (made from a .GPX file upload):

Thumbnails for uploaded photos (click to open slideshow):

Comments or Questions

emt0229	Class 3/4? 11/09/2018 11:31 Did you rope in at all?
alexhenes	No Rope 11/09/2018 12:19 Nope... it didn't get any stiffer than class 3

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