Ingraham Direct route

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The Ingraham Direct route is a popular glacier climbing route on Mount Rainier that ascends from Camp Muir via the Ingraham Glacier to the mountain’s summit.

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Ingraham Direct route canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier climbing route ⓘ
mountaineering route ⓘ
alternativeTo Disappointment Cleaver route ⓘ
approachIncludes Muir Snowfield ⓘ
ascendsVia Ingraham Glacier ⓘ
commonlyAccessedFrom Paradise trailhead ⓘ
difficultyRating alpine grade PD to AD depending on conditions ⓘ
hazard avalanche ⓘ
crevasses ⓘ
icefall ⓘ
objective glacier hazards ⓘ
rockfall ⓘ
seracs ⓘ
isOnFlankOf southeast flank of Mount Rainier ⓘ
locatedIn United States ⓘ
Washington state ⓘ
locatedOn Mount Rainier ⓘ
managedBy Mount Rainier National Park ⓘ
notableFeature direct ascent of Ingraham Glacier ⓘ
proximity to large serac bands ⓘ
views of Little Tahoma Peak ⓘ
objective reaching Columbia Crest on Mount Rainier ⓘ
popularWith experienced glacier climbers ⓘ
reaches summit of Mount Rainier ⓘ
requires Mount Rainier climbing permit ⓘ
Mount Rainier wilderness camping permit for overnight use ⓘ
crampons ⓘ
crevasse rescue skills ⓘ
early alpine start ⓘ
helmet ⓘ
ice axe ⓘ
rope team travel ⓘ
season commonly climbed in early summer ⓘ
commonly climbed in late spring ⓘ
sharesApproachWith Disappointment Cleaver route ⓘ
slopeAngle moderate to steep snow and ice ⓘ
startsFrom Camp Muir ⓘ
terrainType glacier ⓘ
snow and ice slopes ⓘ
typicalStartingElevation about 10,080 feet ⓘ
about 3072 meters ⓘ
typicalSummitElevation 14,411 feet ⓘ
4392 meters ⓘ
typicalUse guided climbs ⓘ
independent climbs ⓘ
usedFor glacier travel ⓘ
summit attempts ⓘ

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Camp Muir → partOfRoute → Ingraham Direct route ⓘ