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Goode Mountain/Northeast Buttress

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Intermediate Alpine Climb - Goode Mountain/Northeast Buttress

3-day climb up Mt Goode, the tallest peak in the North Cascades

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Juliane Gust
Juliane Gust
Primary Leader
  • Thu, Aug 7, 2025 — Sun, Aug 10, 2025
  • Seattle Climbing Committee
  • Climbing
  • Intermediate Alpine
  • Adults
  • Intermediate Rock Climb
  • Challenging
  • Mileage: 37.0 mi
  • Elevation Gain: 8,400 ft
  • 1 (2 capacity)
  • FULL (2 capacity)
  • Sat, Jun 7, 2025 at 8:00 PM
  • Tue, Aug 5, 2025 at 5:00 PM
  • Cancellation & Refund Policy
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  • Activity is booked for 4 days but we will pick the best 3-day window to attempt Mt Goode
  • This climb is remote and involves 3 long days of hiking, glacier travel, scrambling, climbing, and rappelling
  • We will be climbing the Northeast Buttress (YDS 5.5) while carrying our overnight packs, planning to solo the 4th class sections and simul-climb as much of the 5th class as possible 
  • Mountain project - Mt Goode

Requesting permission

  • Please wait until after registration opens to request permission
  • When requesting permission, please describe your comfort level with soloing 4th class and simul-climbing low 5th class rock

TBD

Route/Place

Goode Mountain/Northeast Buttress

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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

  • The Ten Essentials
  • Mountain boots that can accept crampons (not hiking boots)
  • Crampons
  • An ice axe (not technical ice tools)
  • A sleeping bag rated to +20 degrees or colder
  • A sleeping pad
  • A back pack (40 to 60 liters)
  • Webbing and accessory cords
  • 6 straight gate carabiners
  • 2 locking carabiners
  • Large pear-shaped locking carabiner
  • Belay device
  • Climbing harness
  • Helmet
  • Chock pick (nut tool)
  • Rescue pulley
  • Fleece or puffy jacket
  • Rain jacket and full-zip rain pants
  • Belay gloves
  • Warm gloves or mittens
  • Cordellete
  • Picket or other relevant protection
  • Extra webbing or cord
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