Juno Tower Clean Break

From afar Juno Tow­er is an incon­spic­u­ous nub on a ridge just north of the Wine spires east of Wash­ing­ton Pass and of lit­tle appeal to seri­ous rock climbers. How­ev­er, once you get into the Sil­ver Star Creek Val­ley below the east­ern walls of Juno Tow­er you can start to appre­ci­ate the mag­ni­tude of under­tak­ing a climb of Juno Tow­ers’ Clean Break.

Ris­ing 1500 feet / 457 meters above the val­ley floor, Clean Break takes its name from the immac­u­late split­ter-crack at the start of the climb. After that, there is pitch after pitch of sol­id, spec­tac­u­lar and sus­tained climb­ing. No amaz­ing climb is com­plete with­out a sum­mit, and clean break even offers that with views of the Wine Spires, and Lib­er­ty Bell Group. Per­haps one of the finest long mul­ti-pitch route at the grade in Wash­ing­ton, Clean Break is a seri­ous under­tak­ing with seri­ous rewards. 

This trip is done on a cus­tom basis.