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Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Washington / Pacific Northwest / North America
Perched in a stunning lake basin near Monte Cristo along the Mountain Loop Highway, Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge follows a striking buttress on the mountain's north face. This 6-pitch 5.7 alpine rock climb on solid quartz diorite offers over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing with spectacular views from its 6,214-foot summit.
Explore the climb
Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Washington / Pacific Northwest / North America
Perched in a stunning lake basin near Monte Cristo along the Mountain Loop Highway, Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge follows a striking buttress on the mountain's north face. This 6-pitch 5.7 alpine rock climb on solid quartz diorite offers over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing with spectacular views from its 6,214-foot summit.
Explore the climb
Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Washington / Pacific Northwest / North America
Perched in a stunning lake basin near Monte Cristo along the Mountain Loop Highway, Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge follows a striking buttress on the mountain's north face. This 6-pitch 5.7 alpine rock climb on solid quartz diorite offers over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing with spectacular views from its 6,214-foot summit.
Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge is one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in the Mountain Loop area—combining excellent climbing, beautiful position, and a true wilderness summit. Over the course of a single rewarding day, we'll hike past alpine lakes and meadows before breaking out onto the open granite slabs below Vesper. From here, we rope up and launch onto the Ragged Edge, a striking buttress of clean granite featuring 6 pitches of sustained moderate climbing (5.5-5.7). The route offers excellent exposure, positive holds, and sweeping views of Big Four, Glacier Peak, Sloan Peak, and the Monte Cristo group throughout. After topping out directly on Vesper's summit and soaking in the panoramic views, we descend the standard scramble route back to the trailhead. This climb is perfect for strong hikers with some rock climbing experience looking to step into moderate alpine rock in a spectacular single-day objective.
Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge is one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in the Mountain Loop area—combining excellent climbing, beautiful position, and a true wilderness summit. Over the course of a single rewarding day, we'll hike past alpine lakes and meadows before breaking out onto the open granite slabs below Vesper. From here, we rope up and launch onto the Ragged Edge, a striking buttress of clean granite featuring 6 pitches of sustained moderate climbing (5.5-5.7). The route offers excellent exposure, positive holds, and sweeping views of Big Four, Glacier Peak, Sloan Peak, and the Monte Cristo group throughout. After topping out directly on Vesper's summit and soaking in the panoramic views, we descend the standard scramble route back to the trailhead. This climb is perfect for strong hikers with some rock climbing experience looking to step into moderate alpine rock in a spectacular single-day objective.
Vesper Peak, Ragged Edge
Duration
1-day
Elevation
6,214 ft
Skill Level
Intermediate
Vesper Peak's Ragged Edge is one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in the Mountain Loop area—combining excellent climbing, beautiful position, and a true wilderness summit. Over the course of a single rewarding day, we'll hike past alpine lakes and meadows before breaking out onto the open granite slabs below Vesper. From here, we rope up and launch onto the Ragged Edge, a striking buttress of clean granite featuring 6 pitches of sustained moderate climbing (5.5-5.7). The route offers excellent exposure, positive holds, and sweeping views of Big Four, Glacier Peak, Sloan Peak, and the Monte Cristo group throughout. After topping out directly on Vesper's summit and soaking in the panoramic views, we descend the standard scramble route back to the trailhead. This climb is perfect for strong hikers with some rock climbing experience looking to step into moderate alpine rock in a spectacular single-day objective.
details
Everything you need to know before you go
Included
All technical climbing gear (ropes, quickdraws, protecton)
All Guiding Fees
NOT Included
Transportation
Food
Rock Climbing Shoes
Preparation
Fitness
Ragged Edge requires good physical conditioning for a full day of hiking and climbing. The approach involves 3+ hours of hiking with elevation gain to around 5,800 feet, carrying a daypack (15-20 lbs) with climbing gear, food, and water. Once on the route, expect several hours of continuous climbing movement across 6 pitches, followed by the descent hike back to the trailhead. Training should include regular hiking with a weighted pack to build endurance, cardiovascular conditioning for sustained effort throughout the day, and climbing sessions to maintain climbing fitness and movement skills. Contact us for a free training consultation!
Ragged Edge requires good physical conditioning for a full day of hiking and climbing. The approach involves 3+ hours of hiking with elevation gain to around 5,800 feet, carrying a daypack (15-20 lbs) with climbing gear, food, and water. Once on the route, expect several hours of continuous climbing movement across 6 pitches, followed by the descent hike back to the trailhead. Training should include regular hiking with a weighted pack to build endurance, cardiovascular conditioning for sustained effort throughout the day, and climbing sessions to maintain climbing fitness and movement skills. Contact us for a free training consultation!
techincal
Ragged Edge is an excellent route for climbers with some outdoor rock experience ready to step into alpine climbing. The route features 6 pitches ranging from 5.5 to 5.7, with the cruxes on pitches 3 and 5. Our guides will teach efficient multi-pitch systems, rope management, and movement techniques for alpine terrain. You should be comfortable with outdoor rock climbing and able to follow 5.7 moves confidently. The route offers excellent exposure and airy positions without being overly committing.
Ragged Edge is an excellent route for climbers with some outdoor rock experience ready to step into alpine climbing. The route features 6 pitches ranging from 5.5 to 5.7, with the cruxes on pitches 3 and 5. Our guides will teach efficient multi-pitch systems, rope management, and movement techniques for alpine terrain. You should be comfortable with outdoor rock climbing and able to follow 5.7 moves confidently. The route offers excellent exposure and airy positions without being overly committing.
FAQ's
FAQ's
Can I do this trip over 2 days instead of 1?
Absolutely! While most parties complete Ragged Edge in a single day, we're happy to run this as a 2-day trip. Camping at the beautiful lake between Vesper and Sperry Peaks allows for a more relaxed pace, time to enjoy the alpine setting, and the opportunity to summit at sunrise. Contact us when booking to arrange a 2-day itinerary—it's a wonderful way to fully experience this incredible area without the rush.
What climbing experience do I need for Ragged Edge?
You should have some outdoor rock climbing experience and be comfortable following 5.7 moves confidently. No prior alpine or mountaineering experience is required—there's no glacier travel, and our guides will teach you all the multi-pitch systems and alpine skills you need. If you're a solid gym climber who's done some outdoor climbing and ready to step into the alpine world, this is a perfect route for you!
What makes Ragged Edge such a great alpine rock climb?
Ragged Edge offers the complete package: over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing on solid rock, excellent protection throughout, spectacular exposure and position, and incredible views from the summit. The approach through alpine lakes and meadows is beautiful, the climbing is continuous and engaging, and the walk-off descent keeps things straightforward. It's one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in Washington—quality climbing in a stunning wilderness setting.xperience!
When is the best time to climb Ragged Edge?
The route is climbable from mid-June through September, with July and August offering the most reliable weather and snow-free conditions. Early season (June-early July) may have snow on the approach and requires careful navigation, while late season (late August-September) offers stable weather and dry rock. The north-facing position keeps the route cool even on hot days, making it pleasant throughout the summer.
What should I bring for this climb?
You'll need a daypack with climbing shoes, harness, helmet, plenty of water (2-3 liters), food for a full day, extra layers for the summit, and sun protection. Our guides provide all ropes, quickdraws, and technical climbing gear needed for the route. We can also rent harnesses and helmets if needed. We'll send you a detailed gear list after booking to ensure you're fully prepared for your alpine rock adventure.
Is Ragged Edge a good preparation route for bigger objectives?
Yes! Ragged Edge is an excellent stepping stone for longer, more committing alpine rock climbs in the Cascades. You'll learn multi-pitch systems, efficient rope management, and alpine movement skills on moderate terrain without the commitment of glacier travel or complex descents. It's the perfect progression route to build confidence and skills before tackling more advanced alpine objectives.
Can I do this trip over 2 days instead of 1?
Absolutely! While most parties complete Ragged Edge in a single day, we're happy to run this as a 2-day trip. Camping at the beautiful lake between Vesper and Sperry Peaks allows for a more relaxed pace, time to enjoy the alpine setting, and the opportunity to summit at sunrise. Contact us when booking to arrange a 2-day itinerary—it's a wonderful way to fully experience this incredible area without the rush.
What climbing experience do I need for Ragged Edge?
You should have some outdoor rock climbing experience and be comfortable following 5.7 moves confidently. No prior alpine or mountaineering experience is required—there's no glacier travel, and our guides will teach you all the multi-pitch systems and alpine skills you need. If you're a solid gym climber who's done some outdoor climbing and ready to step into the alpine world, this is a perfect route for you!
What makes Ragged Edge such a great alpine rock climb?
Ragged Edge offers the complete package: over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing on solid rock, excellent protection throughout, spectacular exposure and position, and incredible views from the summit. The approach through alpine lakes and meadows is beautiful, the climbing is continuous and engaging, and the walk-off descent keeps things straightforward. It's one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in Washington—quality climbing in a stunning wilderness setting.xperience!
When is the best time to climb Ragged Edge?
The route is climbable from mid-June through September, with July and August offering the most reliable weather and snow-free conditions. Early season (June-early July) may have snow on the approach and requires careful navigation, while late season (late August-September) offers stable weather and dry rock. The north-facing position keeps the route cool even on hot days, making it pleasant throughout the summer.
What should I bring for this climb?
You'll need a daypack with climbing shoes, harness, helmet, plenty of water (2-3 liters), food for a full day, extra layers for the summit, and sun protection. Our guides provide all ropes, quickdraws, and technical climbing gear needed for the route. We can also rent harnesses and helmets if needed. We'll send you a detailed gear list after booking to ensure you're fully prepared for your alpine rock adventure.
Is Ragged Edge a good preparation route for bigger objectives?
Yes! Ragged Edge is an excellent stepping stone for longer, more committing alpine rock climbs in the Cascades. You'll learn multi-pitch systems, efficient rope management, and alpine movement skills on moderate terrain without the commitment of glacier travel or complex descents. It's the perfect progression route to build confidence and skills before tackling more advanced alpine objectives.
Can I do this trip over 2 days instead of 1?
Absolutely! While most parties complete Ragged Edge in a single day, we're happy to run this as a 2-day trip. Camping at the beautiful lake between Vesper and Sperry Peaks allows for a more relaxed pace, time to enjoy the alpine setting, and the opportunity to summit at sunrise. Contact us when booking to arrange a 2-day itinerary—it's a wonderful way to fully experience this incredible area without the rush.
What climbing experience do I need for Ragged Edge?
You should have some outdoor rock climbing experience and be comfortable following 5.7 moves confidently. No prior alpine or mountaineering experience is required—there's no glacier travel, and our guides will teach you all the multi-pitch systems and alpine skills you need. If you're a solid gym climber who's done some outdoor climbing and ready to step into the alpine world, this is a perfect route for you!
What makes Ragged Edge such a great alpine rock climb?
Ragged Edge offers the complete package: over 1,000 feet of sustained moderate climbing on solid rock, excellent protection throughout, spectacular exposure and position, and incredible views from the summit. The approach through alpine lakes and meadows is beautiful, the climbing is continuous and engaging, and the walk-off descent keeps things straightforward. It's one of the best moderate alpine rock routes in Washington—quality climbing in a stunning wilderness setting.xperience!
When is the best time to climb Ragged Edge?
The route is climbable from mid-June through September, with July and August offering the most reliable weather and snow-free conditions. Early season (June-early July) may have snow on the approach and requires careful navigation, while late season (late August-September) offers stable weather and dry rock. The north-facing position keeps the route cool even on hot days, making it pleasant throughout the summer.
What should I bring for this climb?
You'll need a daypack with climbing shoes, harness, helmet, plenty of water (2-3 liters), food for a full day, extra layers for the summit, and sun protection. Our guides provide all ropes, quickdraws, and technical climbing gear needed for the route. We can also rent harnesses and helmets if needed. We'll send you a detailed gear list after booking to ensure you're fully prepared for your alpine rock adventure.
Is Ragged Edge a good preparation route for bigger objectives?
Yes! Ragged Edge is an excellent stepping stone for longer, more committing alpine rock climbs in the Cascades. You'll learn multi-pitch systems, efficient rope management, and alpine movement skills on moderate terrain without the commitment of glacier travel or complex descents. It's the perfect progression route to build confidence and skills before tackling more advanced alpine objectives.
Gear List
Gear List
Gear required to bring up on the mountain given the conditions may vary trip to trip. Your guide will help you decide what gear to bring or leave behind during the gear-check. If you need to rent crampons, ice axe, harness, or helmet, you can let us know when you book!
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