climbing resume

First Ascents
Tower of Poor Rock- Beartooth Mnts.- 5.10 A3 (5 pitches) Myself, Ari Greenberg
Lower Doublet- Beartooth Mnts.- 5.10 (9 pitches) Myself, Daniel Burson
Crow Lake Buttress- Beartooth Mnts.- 5.11R C1 (6 pitches) Myself, Daniel Burson, Tanner Callender
Camelot Tower- Beartooth Mnts.- 5.10 (6 pitches) Myself, Ari Greenberg, Daniel Burson
Granite Peak North Face- Beartooth Mnts.- AI3 5.9 (3,000 ft.) Myself, Daniel Burson
Spirit Mountain North Face- Beartooth Mnts.- AI4 5.9 (400 ft. from summit) Myself, Daniel Burson
Sponge Bath Buttress- Clarks Fork Canyon- 5.10 (6 pitches) Myself, Ari Greenberg
Speed Climb
Whitetail Couloir- Beartooth Mnts.- AI3, 22 miles roundtrip, 4,800 ft. elevation gain, 7 hrs. car to car,
Nepal
Ama Dablam 6856m- south west ridge- successful 2003
Annapurna III 7555m- south east ridge- unsuccessful 2007
Alaska
Mooses Tooth- West Ridge to Shaken Not Stirred- successful 2005
Mooses Tooth- Ham and Eggs- successful 2006
Mt.Bradley- North Face- Unsuccessful 2006

: I listed those climbs in the Beartooths as first ascents, however, my motto for the Beartooths is “There’s no such thing as a first ascent in the Beartooths , just go climb”. Because those mountains are unique in that there is not a lot of info on what has been done there. Many times I have been on a route I think is new and I come across an old sling or piton. So on the routes I listed we found no sign of others but who knows. Also I will tell you where the route is but if you need a list of what cams you need for which pitch then the Beartooths are not for you. The Beartooths are about adventure and are not for the meek, so if you can’t stomach it stay at your local crag or climbing gym. Rusty