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In response to "I need to start a training regimen and in two years have one of you climb Grand Teton with me. That would be nice -- nm" by crash davis

Grand Teton, does that require harness and ropes? -- nm

Posted by Bacon (aka redmond) Aug 9 '17, 13:53

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yes sir -- nm - crash davis Aug 9, 13:53 9
- Yeah, that will never happen for me. I will walk up to summit but no ropes! -- nm - Bacon Aug 9, 13:55 5
  - No ropes as in hanging from one, I would use ropes as a buddy tandem on steep terrain. -- nm - Bacon Aug 9, 13:56 4
    - I think that is all you have to do on Hood is rope up for safety. No swinging on them. -- nm - crash davis Aug 9, 13:59 3
      - I like this one! ;) it's easy. -- (link) - Bacon Aug 9, 14:02 2
        
        its very cool, but I have already climbed Mt. St. Helens - you've got my heart set on Hood for the time being -- nm - crash davis Aug 9, 14:03 1
        
        I always thought about it. I see it almost every day. From Timberline it looks easy, but that pic you showed. -- nm - Bacon Aug 9, 14:11
- No technical climbing for me. Sorry. Though I would like to do some stuff in the national parks. Maybe the Grand Canyon rim to rim. -- nm - pmb Aug 9, 13:55 2
  - When I was in college, I took a spring break and backpacked that Grand Canyon. Absolutely spectacular trip. -- nm - crash davis Aug 9, 13:56 1
    - A bucket list item for me is to raft through it -- nm - Bacon Aug 9, 13:57

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