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Orin and Lorraine Bonney's Guide to the Mountains of Wyoming, the original climbing wyoming guide.Tetons,
Wind River Mountains
the BigHorns
Have you Climbed ?
Devil's Tower
Ten Sleep Canyon
Wild Iris
8 (Must Climb) Wyoming Mountains
Grand Teton -13,776' Highest mountain in the Teton Range, Western Wyoming. The Owen-Spalding Route (5.6) is the easiest/ most climbed route to the summit. Most often done as a 2 day climbbut also possible can be done in a day.
Hike to the upper saddle, rope up for the "belly roll" and continue climbing the low angle cracks for another 500 feet to the summit.
Gannett Peak - 13,809' Wyoming's highest mountain located in the heart of the Wind River Range. Start with a 18 mile approach, most climbed route is the Gooseneck Glacier 5.4, 60 foot rock wal above the bergschurnd is the crux.
War Bonnet-Classic Cirque of the Towers mountain, approach this Wind River Mountain from Big Sandy lake. The NE face offers a fine 5.7 multi-pitch route or try the Black Elk a 5.11a on Warbonnet's east face.
Cloud Peak - Highest mountain in the Big Horn Range, the regular route follows the SW ridge.
Middle Teton - The next mountain south of the Grant Teton. Most often assended via the SW couloir, approach from the Middle-South Teton saddle.
Pingora - Another Cirque of the Towers mountain that offers several steep rock routes to the summit.
Teewinot - Classic Tetons Mountain, done in a day from Lupine Meadows parking lot. Head right up the East Face starting with the Apex Trail.
The Black Tooth - Deep in the Big Horn Mountains the "Tooth" draws few visitors.
