Snow-kiting up St. Helens

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Guy
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Re: Snow-kiting up St. Helens

Post by Guy » May 9th, 2017, 6:22 am

pcg wrote:
Guy wrote: It's been a few years since I climbed Hood but I don't remember ever having to fill out a Wilderness Permit. We used to sign the climbing register at Timberline, maybe that's the same thing?
No, they're separate. I've been going up since '84 and for as long as I remember they've been required. Usually they're stapled to the climbing register.
10-4, just my ageing memory then :)
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Re: Snow-kiting up St. Helens

Post by kepPNW » May 9th, 2017, 9:09 am

pcg wrote:
kepPNW wrote:Looks to be a Wilderness-free corridor all the way to the summit...
Karl, not sure what that map shows, but I am certain that there is no corridor to the summit. Once you get to Crater Rock, you are in Mt. Hood Wilderness. Consequently, a wilderness permit is required to summmit Mt. Hood.
Yeah, I definitely looked too quickly. That (Greentrails) map is showing the Kohnstamm Wilderness from 8800' up.
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