Thanks for that report. Your waterfall visit is great addition to the Archer body of knowledge. I'll bet few have documented that. I've often wondered why there aren't official trails in there. There's lots to see.
I've done a few bushwacks in the area about 15 years ago: one in the canyon below and two along the ridgeline. My findings pretty much matched yours. I chose late season timed to get in before the snow hits. The bushwacking was tedious so fortunately the routes in there are short.
Archer Mountain, Jan 29 2017, from the north
Re: Archer Mountain, Jan 29 2017, from the north
Don,
You're too modest....
Chip Down, if you haven't found it yet, DN did a typically DN thorough write up of Archer Mtn on Summit Post with a typical DN map...
http://www.summitpost.org/archer-mountain/388020
You're too modest....
Chip Down, if you haven't found it yet, DN did a typically DN thorough write up of Archer Mtn on Summit Post with a typical DN map...
http://www.summitpost.org/archer-mountain/388020
Kelly
There is no shortcut to anyplace worth going to.
PM me about the soon to be released:
Skamania 231
"How to really get off the beaten path in Skamania County"
There is no shortcut to anyplace worth going to.
PM me about the soon to be released:
Skamania 231
"How to really get off the beaten path in Skamania County"