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Dana Couloir, Mt. Dana

The Dana Couloir extends over 1200 feet above the Dana Glacier.

Overview

The chute is sustained 40-45 degrees offering 6-8 pitches of roped ice climbing. A short hike above the couloir leads to a spectacular summit with views of Mono Lake to the east, and Tuolumne Meadows and Yosemite Valley to the west.

Elevation: 13,053 feet, 3978m
Difficulty: Beginner
Length of Trip: 1 Day
Difficulty Rating: Grade 4 Ice

Cost

$360 One Day/ $250 each with two people

Dates

September 15, 2019

September 20, 2019

Trip Registration

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