Looped up the NE ridge to North Timp, then along the ridge to the main summit, then down the Timpooneke trail. Report here: http://www.professorontherun.com/?p=2646
Josh Behunin - Sep 2, 2020 9:15 am Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2020
Timp Ridge Traverse
https://youtu.be/iGfVdysEyzI check out our video on you tube at peaks in the bag for a full trip report of the Timp ridge. North timp was better than I would have expected It was my favorite peak of the day and the view really does change from the Main timp summit worth the extra hour or so to the summit. Also Not a lot of people climb this one compared to the main summit.
utahjimk - Apr 30, 2020 5:26 am Date Climbed: Apr 4, 2020
warm day
(1) via Cold Fusion Couloir, with Moogie737, yadahzoemtn, Taylor and Akiko. ~12 hours from start to finish. (2) 12 May 2021 w/Moogie737, yadahzoemtn, Barb & Carol via CFC.
Moogie737 - May 6, 2017 7:07 pm Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2024
Via the CFC and other routes including the Cute-ina Culoir
See CFC route logs for detailed info. Cinco de Mayo 2017 was my 11th time on this beautiful summit, and with the best of friends. Es kann nicht besser werden, oder? April 26 & 28th, 2018 my 12th and 13th time and 05-11-2019 my 14th time, all of these via the CFC. #15 04-24-20 W/ Lana & Signe via Signe’s couloir. 7+45 up. Tough postholing on the descent. #16 04-29-20 via the CFC with Lana, Jim K., Tylor A., Akiko K., and Sayre (she went part way). 7+30 up on a very warm day. #17 05-12-21 W/ Lana, Jim K., Barb Gardner & Carol Masheter. 6+29 up. Bluebird day. #18 04-22-24 W/Lana. Via CFC. Very breezy above 10,500' but not super cold. Mostly good snow. This is peak #19 in my 80in80 quest. It is going to be one of the tougher ones, that's a given. I don't know how many more, if any, of these CFC routes I have in my aging body. :)
Scott - Nov 3, 2015 6:45 pm Date Climbed: Aug 4, 1994
North Timp
Via Pika Cirque/Wolley Hole.
Rocky Alps - Oct 18, 2015 6:12 pm Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2015
Northeast Ridge
We bushwhacked from the Timpooneke Campground trailhead up past the headwall into Woolly Hole Cirque, went up the scree slope from there to the northeast ridge, hit the false summit and then the true summit of North Timpanogos. After that we went across the ridge and got Bomber Peak, and then descended the Timpooneke Trail. There was awesome scenery the entire way. See "North Timp Loop" trip report for details.
kteichert - Oct 5, 2015 5:38 pm Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2015
Cloudy Day
Had the most wonderful day on the mountain. The dew point was really low, so the cloud level was about as low as Scout Falls on the way up. I started at the Timpooneke trailhead. Like a rainbow, I never actually got into clouds, as they ran from me as I continued up the trail. At the saddle, the east side of the mountain was clear of clouds, and the west was completely covered. There is a faint trail from the saddle all the way over to North Peak. Niko and I ran into many mountain goats and I got some cool pics and footage of them. They seemed a little nervous of Niko, but didn't want to run anywhere. They seemed content with the spot they had. While I was on North Peak, I had no view as the clouds covered the peak. But the clouds broke once I was down in the saddle between it and the main ridge. I got some amazing shots of North Peak. Total mileage from Timpooneke was 16.8 miles.
David Mortensen - Sep 21, 2015 11:16 am Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2015
North Timp
We started at the Timpooneke campground and went straight up and then to the Northeast Ridge. The route was really steep, being 2 miles and 4000 ft. elevation gain. The views in the meadow (Woolly Hole) on the ascent were great as well as from the summit.
edge - Jun 20, 2015 1:06 am Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2015
Mountain Goats
Plenty of snow getting up to the ridge then a ridgewalk over to the summit all while herding 20 goats across the ridge!
McKenna - Dec 22, 2014 1:04 pm Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2009
Nice to get away
One-nighter alone on the face of North Timp. Scuttled on down to the true summit and south summit before heading down.
jed.campbell - Oct 11, 2014 2:51 pm Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2014
Northwest Ridge Traverse
Northwest Ridge route, starting as the Timpanooke road crests the ridge, is a straightforward approach, and only took 2 hours. Decided to traverse to the main Timp summit, then, on the way back, came down the gully separating the North Timp summit from the main massif. Don't know if I would do that gully again--too much route finding, bushwacking, and hassle altogether.
I hit this from the Aspen Grove trail, and my feet decided to hurt on the way down. It was so lovely, I had the whole peak to myself despite loads of people doing the main summit. Thanks mountain!
Started from Timpanooke, went past the bomber site and scrambled up to the ridge. Walked over to North Timp and watched the sunrise with a small group of mountain goats. Went south along the ridgeline over Bomber Peak to the main saddle and back down. Had intended to traverse all the way to South Summit but was short on time.
This was probably my sixth summit of North Timp via Cold Fusion. It is certainly one of my favorites. A must do but only with the right people.
05/05/17: Nice day for the Couloir. With Dave, Brent and Michael.
04/28/18: With Nancy, Tom, Chris, and Michael
04/25/20: Signe showed MIchael and I her secret couloir which starts on the west side of Timp and leads close to the ridge near Bomber Peak on the Massif. We then took the ridge north to North Peak Timpanogos. 12.6 miles round trip, gaining 7,300 vertical feet. Long but worthwhile day with incredible mountaineers. We decided this couloir needed to be named after Signe. After thoughtful discussion we decided on Cute-ina Couloir.
04/29/20: MIchael and I took Akiko, Jim and Taylor to the top via Cold Fusion Couloir for their first ascent of this peak via the couloir. Fantastic day. No wind and good conditions.
05/12/21: MIchael and I took Carol, Jim and Barb to the top via Cold Fusion Couloir for Carol and Barb's first ascent of this peak via the couloir. Fantastic day. No wind and good conditions.
runbyu1 - Sep 21, 2013 11:20 am Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2013
Wasatch 11ers Complete!
Left mid-afternoon and Ran up to the saddle from Timpooneke with Brita and then on to Bomber and North Timp. Didn't see a soul from the saddle on, and back until down in the Grand Staircase. In fact, we hardly saw anyone on the way up. It was a near perfect day (aside from a bit of wind) on the summit---warm and hardly a cloud in the sky. These were the conditions I was hoping for to finally finish my running of all the Wasatch 11,000+ foot peaks. The views of the Alpine and Cottonwood ridges to the North and the rest of the Timp ridge to the South are great. What a day!
seano - May 26, 2013 6:21 pm Date Climbed: May 26, 2013
Grunge couloir
Starting a traverse to South Timp. The rockfall was a bit off-putting, but there was good climbing to be had. I probably bushwhacked more than I had to on the approach, but there were enough game trails going up through the aspens to the ridge to the north, so it wasn't so bad. Trip report.
4/17/2014 via CFC with Michael Hannan.
4/27/2013 via the Cold Fusion Couloir with the WMC
4/23/2013 via Cold Fusion Couloir with Moogie737.
jdw10 - Apr 30, 2012 11:10 am Date Climbed: Apr 28, 2012
via Cold Fusion Couloir
Successful climb of the Cold Fusion Couloir with Wasatch Mountain Club. Spectacular day!
Matthew Van Horn - May 7, 2011 6:43 pm Date Climbed: May 7, 2011
Dirty!
5/07/2011 Grunge couloir with Joe. Earlier in the season with more snow changes the dynamics of the Grunge route. Not as grungy and the runnels haven't been carved yet. But we got our share of rock blasts from the mountain god.
6/09/2010 North Timp via Grunge Couloir. Fantastic route, got through the narrows between volleys of rock fall. Went with Scott Wesemann and Dustin (Apachedino). We had a pretty easy time getting there; went up Great Western Trail, then broke off and followed a ridge up to top of Wooly Hole.
5/27/2009 Cold Fusion couloir. A very enjoyable route to one of Utah's best mountains. With Scott Wesemann and Sean Peckham.
professorontherun - Oct 4, 2020 10:12 am Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2020
NE Ridge loopLooped up the NE ridge to North Timp, then along the ridge to the main summit, then down the Timpooneke trail. Report here: http://www.professorontherun.com/?p=2646
Josh Behunin - Sep 2, 2020 9:15 am Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2020
Timp Ridge Traversehttps://youtu.be/iGfVdysEyzI check out our video on you tube at peaks in the bag for a full trip report of the Timp ridge. North timp was better than I would have expected It was my favorite peak of the day and the view really does change from the Main timp summit worth the extra hour or so to the summit. Also Not a lot of people climb this one compared to the main summit.
utahjimk - Apr 30, 2020 5:26 am Date Climbed: Apr 4, 2020
warm day(1) via Cold Fusion Couloir, with Moogie737, yadahzoemtn, Taylor and Akiko. ~12 hours from start to finish. (2) 12 May 2021 w/Moogie737, yadahzoemtn, Barb & Carol via CFC.
Moogie737 - May 6, 2017 7:07 pm Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2024
Via the CFC and other routes including the Cute-ina CuloirSee CFC route logs for detailed info. Cinco de Mayo 2017 was my 11th time on this beautiful summit, and with the best of friends. Es kann nicht besser werden, oder? April 26 & 28th, 2018 my 12th and 13th time and 05-11-2019 my 14th time, all of these via the CFC. #15 04-24-20 W/ Lana & Signe via Signe’s couloir. 7+45 up. Tough postholing on the descent. #16 04-29-20 via the CFC with Lana, Jim K., Tylor A., Akiko K., and Sayre (she went part way). 7+30 up on a very warm day. #17 05-12-21 W/ Lana, Jim K., Barb Gardner & Carol Masheter. 6+29 up. Bluebird day. #18 04-22-24 W/Lana. Via CFC. Very breezy above 10,500' but not super cold. Mostly good snow. This is peak #19 in my 80in80 quest. It is going to be one of the tougher ones, that's a given. I don't know how many more, if any, of these CFC routes I have in my aging body. :)
Scott - Nov 3, 2015 6:45 pm Date Climbed: Aug 4, 1994
North TimpVia Pika Cirque/Wolley Hole.
Rocky Alps - Oct 18, 2015 6:12 pm Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2015
Northeast RidgeWe bushwhacked from the Timpooneke Campground trailhead up past the headwall into Woolly Hole Cirque, went up the scree slope from there to the northeast ridge, hit the false summit and then the true summit of North Timpanogos. After that we went across the ridge and got Bomber Peak, and then descended the Timpooneke Trail. There was awesome scenery the entire way. See "North Timp Loop" trip report for details.
kteichert - Oct 5, 2015 5:38 pm Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2015
Cloudy DayHad the most wonderful day on the mountain. The dew point was really low, so the cloud level was about as low as Scout Falls on the way up. I started at the Timpooneke trailhead. Like a rainbow, I never actually got into clouds, as they ran from me as I continued up the trail. At the saddle, the east side of the mountain was clear of clouds, and the west was completely covered. There is a faint trail from the saddle all the way over to North Peak. Niko and I ran into many mountain goats and I got some cool pics and footage of them. They seemed a little nervous of Niko, but didn't want to run anywhere. They seemed content with the spot they had. While I was on North Peak, I had no view as the clouds covered the peak. But the clouds broke once I was down in the saddle between it and the main ridge. I got some amazing shots of North Peak. Total mileage from Timpooneke was 16.8 miles.
David Mortensen - Sep 21, 2015 11:16 am Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2015
North TimpWe started at the Timpooneke campground and went straight up and then to the Northeast Ridge. The route was really steep, being 2 miles and 4000 ft. elevation gain. The views in the meadow (Woolly Hole) on the ascent were great as well as from the summit.
edge - Jun 20, 2015 1:06 am Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2015
Mountain GoatsPlenty of snow getting up to the ridge then a ridgewalk over to the summit all while herding 20 goats across the ridge!
McKenna - Dec 22, 2014 1:04 pm Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2009
Nice to get awayOne-nighter alone on the face of North Timp. Scuttled on down to the true summit and south summit before heading down.
jed.campbell - Oct 11, 2014 2:51 pm Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2014
Northwest Ridge TraverseNorthwest Ridge route, starting as the Timpanooke road crests the ridge, is a straightforward approach, and only took 2 hours. Decided to traverse to the main Timp summit, then, on the way back, came down the gully separating the North Timp summit from the main massif. Don't know if I would do that gully again--too much route finding, bushwacking, and hassle altogether.
PrinceOfNorway - Jul 20, 2014 7:30 pm Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2014
Too Bad DQ isn't Open SundaysI hit this from the Aspen Grove trail, and my feet decided to hurt on the way down. It was so lovely, I had the whole peak to myself despite loads of people doing the main summit. Thanks mountain!
voxnihili - Jul 14, 2014 1:17 pm Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2014
Ridge HikeStarted from Timpanooke, went past the bomber site and scrambled up to the ridge. Walked over to North Timp and watched the sunrise with a small group of mountain goats. Went south along the ridgeline over Bomber Peak to the main saddle and back down. Had intended to traverse all the way to South Summit but was short on time.
Perfect morning - clear skies and no wind.
yadahzoemtn - Apr 22, 2014 9:46 pm Date Climbed: Apr 19, 2014
Cold FusionThis was probably my sixth summit of North Timp via Cold Fusion. It is certainly one of my favorites. A must do but only with the right people.
05/05/17: Nice day for the Couloir. With Dave, Brent and Michael.
04/28/18: With Nancy, Tom, Chris, and Michael
04/25/20: Signe showed MIchael and I her secret couloir which starts on the west side of Timp and leads close to the ridge near Bomber Peak on the Massif. We then took the ridge north to North Peak Timpanogos. 12.6 miles round trip, gaining 7,300 vertical feet. Long but worthwhile day with incredible mountaineers. We decided this couloir needed to be named after Signe. After thoughtful discussion we decided on Cute-ina Couloir.
04/29/20: MIchael and I took Akiko, Jim and Taylor to the top via Cold Fusion Couloir for their first ascent of this peak via the couloir. Fantastic day. No wind and good conditions.
05/12/21: MIchael and I took Carol, Jim and Barb to the top via Cold Fusion Couloir for Carol and Barb's first ascent of this peak via the couloir. Fantastic day. No wind and good conditions.
runbyu1 - Sep 21, 2013 11:20 am Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2013
Wasatch 11ers Complete!Left mid-afternoon and Ran up to the saddle from Timpooneke with Brita and then on to Bomber and North Timp. Didn't see a soul from the saddle on, and back until down in the Grand Staircase. In fact, we hardly saw anyone on the way up. It was a near perfect day (aside from a bit of wind) on the summit---warm and hardly a cloud in the sky. These were the conditions I was hoping for to finally finish my running of all the Wasatch 11,000+ foot peaks. The views of the Alpine and Cottonwood ridges to the North and the rest of the Timp ridge to the South are great. What a day!
seano - May 26, 2013 6:21 pm Date Climbed: May 26, 2013
Grunge couloirStarting a traverse to South Timp. The rockfall was a bit off-putting, but there was good climbing to be had. I probably bushwhacked more than I had to on the approach, but there were enough game trails going up through the aspens to the ridge to the north, so it wasn't so bad. Trip report.
scgrant - Apr 23, 2013 10:52 pm Date Climbed: Apr 17, 2014
North Timp4/17/2014 via CFC with Michael Hannan.
4/27/2013 via the Cold Fusion Couloir with the WMC
4/23/2013 via Cold Fusion Couloir with Moogie737.
jdw10 - Apr 30, 2012 11:10 am Date Climbed: Apr 28, 2012
via Cold Fusion CouloirSuccessful climb of the Cold Fusion Couloir with Wasatch Mountain Club. Spectacular day!
Matthew Van Horn - May 7, 2011 6:43 pm Date Climbed: May 7, 2011
Dirty!5/07/2011 Grunge couloir with Joe. Earlier in the season with more snow changes the dynamics of the Grunge route. Not as grungy and the runnels haven't been carved yet. But we got our share of rock blasts from the mountain god.
6/09/2010 North Timp via Grunge Couloir. Fantastic route, got through the narrows between volleys of rock fall. Went with Scott Wesemann and Dustin (Apachedino). We had a pretty easy time getting there; went up Great Western Trail, then broke off and followed a ridge up to top of Wooly Hole.
5/27/2009 Cold Fusion couloir. A very enjoyable route to one of Utah's best mountains. With Scott Wesemann and Sean Peckham.
Joseph Bullough - May 7, 2011 5:41 pm
Climbed twice4/28/12 - Via the Cold Fusion Couloir, on a Wasatch Mountain Club hike.
5/07/11 - Via the Grunge Couloir with Matt.
5/09/09 - Via the Cold Fusion Couloir with the Wasatch Mountain Club.