Alaska

Moose's Tooth

Climb the Moose's Tooth in Denali National Park

AlaskaAlpine ClimbingIce / Mixed Climbing

Ham and Eggs (V 5.9 AI4) on the Moose’s Tooth is a world-renowned alpine climbing objective. First climbed by Jon Krakauer, Thomas Davies, and Nate Zinsser in July 1975. Rising 3,000 feet from the glacier below, comprised of moderate difficulty steep snow, ice, and mixed terrain with one of the shortest approaches of any route in Denali National Park. This expedition combines fun non-committal alpine climbing and winter camping, all in a remote setting. However, convenient to the easily accessible Root Canal glacier and landing strip, making it an ideal first foray into Alaskan alpine climbing and a perfect pre-requisite for those looking to tackle a larger objective in the Ruth Gorge.

Climbers can expect expert guidance, personalized itineraries, and detailed logistical support while moving through a fast-paced climbing environment on one of the Alaska Range’s premier routes.

 

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Group

1 - 2 Person(s)

Dates

April - May

Duration

7 Days

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