Mount Shasta – Climbing Notes
Mount Shasta – Climbing Notes
Mount Shasta Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users
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May 21, 2019
Kyle Bishop from United States
I’ve been up twice. Do not try and go left of the red banks. It looks ok but it’s not. You should be going right of the banks but left of the thumb then you can walk left across the ridge above the the banks and up misery hill
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May 17, 2019
Zach from United States
I agree with Michael When hiking up the gulch going left at or above Redbanks will take you to misery hill. going right will take you to Thumb Rock.
Made a Video on my May 11th Climb, Check it out!
on YouTube @NW Adventures
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September 29, 2018
John from United States
Well, you must mean going "right" of the red banks. I was just up there yesterday and Misery hill is to the right side of red banks. I went left and I would not recommend it.
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May 28, 2018
Michael Samra from United States
Going left of the heart and red banks via Avalanche Gulch is a more direct route and puts you at the base of Misery Hill. It is steeper but my 22yr old daughter with no previous climbing experience did it with no problem.
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Kyle Bishop from United States
I’ve been up twice. Do not try and go left of the red banks. It looks ok but it’s not. You should be going right of the banks but left of the thumb then you can walk left across the ridge above the the banks and up misery hill
Zach from United States
I agree with Michael When hiking up the gulch going left at or above Redbanks will take you to misery hill. going right will take you to Thumb Rock.
Made a Video on my May 11th Climb, Check it out!
on YouTube @NW Adventures
John from United States
Well, you must mean going "right" of the red banks. I was just up there yesterday and Misery hill is to the right side of red banks. I went left and I would not recommend it.
Michael Samra from United States
Going left of the heart and red banks via Avalanche Gulch is a more direct route and puts you at the base of Misery Hill. It is steeper but my 22yr old daughter with no previous climbing experience did it with no problem.
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