Your lol and subjective interpretation of what class 2 and class 4+ is different than most I've heard.onebyone wrote:If the move is 15 feet off flat ground it is class 2. If the same move is off a ledge with 800 feet vertical drop off, it is class 4+ LOLd_baker wrote:Class ratings can be subjective to one's experience. I wouldn't say everyone knows class 3 here or there.
Although I think Fire is right, Bill shouldn't have to add much more if anything to the route description. The TH sign should be a lot more obvious to hikers going up there. Not everyone uses this site, and it still doesn't matter with experience level, accidents happen. Sometimes from poor decisions made, or just a simple slip.