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guerinak - May 28, 2020 10:28 pm
Solo tripClimbed in between thunder storms. Great fun and easy climb from Titcomb basin!
summitascender - Jan 11, 2014 2:26 am
On the way to GannettAs a peakbagger, it's a must do stop-over when climbing Gannett...
wyopeakMike - Oct 27, 2013 9:47 pm Date Climbed: Aug 22, 1997
It is a 13erI had climbed Fremont two days before and I had moved my camp up above Mistake Lake. I went up to the pass and went up to the summit of Dinwoody and was blown away by the view. That same day a woman had broken her leg on Fremont and the next day a helicopter rescue happened and my campsite was above the staging area and the chopper dropped of some rescuers straigh up above me. Cell phones were not the norm then, but someone had one and the Fremont S&R team had been called. It was a dramatic way to finish that years trip into the winds. I had looked over at Gannett from Dinwoody and wanted it bad, so I did return the next year to summit the Wyoming highpoint. Good times.
chugach mtn boy - Oct 19, 2013 7:28 am Date Climbed: Jun 30, 1979
Before the Winds were popular ...Had the whole Titcomb Valley to myself on a gorgeous weekend. This peak was a the highlight of a 4-day ramble from Elkhart Park. Bob has described it well. Returned in Sept '79 with Lionel K.
byates - Oct 15, 2013 5:26 pm
Good limited weather windo optionWeather was deteriorating on our way to Gannett from Titcomb, decided we had time to do Dinwoody. We then went to the other side of the pass and Climbed Miriam also, worth adding if your in the neighborhood.