Woods Canyon Ice (Coatimundi Migration, Tears of Joy, Blue Agave and 3 more)
WI3-4seep-fedAccess is yours to check
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Recorded access notes — from our research, possibly out of date
USFS, Coconino National Forest; park off I-17 near the Fry Park exit and bushwhack to the top of the wall, then rappel. No climbing restriction found.
Position
34.85923, -111.65522
- elevation
- 1780 m
- aspect
- 289°
- position
- wall_pin
- terrain check
- passed
Ice watch
Ice watches run November to April.
Ice here is an event, not a season. A watch opens when a storm puts water on the rock and a hard freeze follows within the week, at this route's elevation. It is a rule of thumb, not a forecast that ice has formed, and it has not been validated: there are only about ten dated sightings in thirty years to check it against.
Cautions from the weather record
The model flagged no specific stressors in the recent weather record. That is the absence of a warning, not an assessment of the ice.
Reports from people who were there
No one has reported on this route in the past three weeks.
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