Route:  Sloan/Corkscrew
Climbed:  July 24, 1998


Approach:  There are several branches on the trail before crossing the
river.  If you take the correct branches, and they may be well marked,
you should cross two small side streams on logs then arrive and the
main channel at a good crossing place.  On the far bank walk up stream
until you pick up a new, flagged path through the forest.  Follow this
10 minutes till it joins the old path, which is a road.  From here a
clear trail leads to the meadows.  Following the trail beyond the
meadow for 10 minutes brings you to a couple small but good camp
sites.

Climbing:  Ascend to ridge.  Cross glaicer high to obvious notch on SE
ridge were summit rock meets glacier.  Follow clear trail across ledge
on S face, around bit of W face, then scramble on up to summit.



[Route description written by Tom Unger]