14ers.com - Trip Report - Capitol peak...one night out

Peak:	Capitol Peak - 14,130 feet
Posted By:	Jcwhite
Post Date:	03/16/2007	Modified: 12/29/2009
Date Climbed:	03/15/2007

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Comments or Questions (8)

kradmin	Great Report 2007-03-17 07:39:29 This makes my class 2‘s and 3‘s seem like a walk in the park!
sdkeil	Nice job... 2007-03-17 11:14:48 Thats a great trip, sounds like a lot of fun.
Kiefer	Stellar! 2008-10-22 03:35:57 Dam, Jordan! What a trip the three of you had! This was absolutely awesome and a delight to read. The pictures you have posted are killer! The pic showing the planned route across the knife & up the face is amazing. You should enlarge it and frame it. Congratulations on a highly coveted summit!
Kevin Baker	Congrats! 2007-03-18 21:29:38 Congrats on Capitol in winter, Jordan. The pics really showed the conditions well. Did you face any cornices on the knife edge? Looked like an exhilirating climb!
stevebremner	Thanks for the tracks! 2007-03-18 21:33:43 Great report. I soloed it yesterday in one day from the road.
jcwhite	Not really 2007-03-18 23:43:32 There really werent any cornices that couldnt be avoided, the ridge was more or less caked on the climbers left side and pretty bare on the climbers right side.
lordhelmut	Un-f^^king-real 2007-04-19 15:40:29 I just saw this report, this is one of the coolest things I‘ve ever seen. I‘m so ready for spring/summer but this makes me want another week of snow, good stuff.
jcwhite	Thanks man 2007-04-19 18:18:53 It was definitly a couple of my best days ever out in the mtns.

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