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Climbers Rappelled into Hanging Glacier to Make First Ski Descent
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Climbers Rappelled into Hanging Glacier to Make First Ski Descent
In January, Brette Harrington, Christina Lusti, and Gee Pierrel completed the first ski descent of the North Glacier on Mount Deltaform in Canada. Originally climbed in June 1968, the route is no longer recommended or even mentioned in current guidebooks due to significant changes in the glacier and increased objective hazard from serac fall. The couloir is 700 metres and goes at a steady 50 degree. The team departed the Moraine Lake trailhead a…
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