Route: From Tincup Peak
Posted On: 2020-11-20, By: WildWanderer
Info: I did the entire ridge with just microspikes, leaving them on because I was to lazy to take them off. There were some areas where I postholed, but it wasn't worth putting on snowshoes. 

Route: East Ridge
Posted On: 2020-08-25, By: Flyingfish
Info: Straight forward hike/ easy scramble to the summit. 

Route: From Tincup Peak
Posted On: 2020-02-23, By: Tornadoman
Info: The first descent off of Tincup is the steepest, I used spikes only. Some might want a pole for that section. Most of the remainder of the hike was on tundra/rocks, with a few sections of snow that were never more than a few inches deep. Picture one looking toward Emma Burr, and picture 2 is back to Tincup. 

Route: South Ridge via \\
Posted On: 2019-12-21, By: supranihilest
Info: The route off of "Tincup Peak" is obvious. The ridge isn't as scruffy as it looks. There's one move of Class 2+ descending towards the saddle, and a few ascending to Emma Burr. I wore snowshoes until the large, blocky Boulders about half way up from the saddle then booted it up. Snow near the rocks is pretty sugary but the exposure isn't high and the scrambling is very easy. I didn't use my axe or spikes. 

Route: From Tincup Pass
Posted On: 2018-02-01, By: tomcat32
Info: Started at St Elmo and was able to bareboot. Once above treeline on the road snow is inconsistent and bare patches. Pass is blown clear From the Pass up to the ridge and to Tincup Peak then followed ridge to Emma Burr. West slopes are mostly bare and continued bare boot. On the way back down, road was still solid enough to not need snowshoes. Fitzpatrick and 12,780 don't have too much on them right now. The meadow below Fitzpatrick would need snowshoes. If you don't mind the distance and cold, it's easy winter conditions.