The Tooth & Snoqualmie Pass Alpine Rock Climbs
A classic climb on solid rock
First climbed in 1916, The Tooth is one of the most popular alpine rock climbs in Washington. The Tooth offers many options, including the popular South Face at 5.4, the steep East Face at 5.7, and exposed scrambling on the West Face. The Tooth is the perfect one-day alpine outing for the beginner to intermediate climber. Located just a little more than an hour from Seattle, this is a convenient one-day must-do for any climber.
Also in the area are other accessible peaks that make great one day climbs from Seattle and include Guye Peak, Chair Peak, and Mount Thompson.
These climbs are all done on a custom basis.
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The Tooth
from $450
1 Day
- 1:1 - $580 per person
- 2:1 - $450 per person
Elevation
The Tooth: 5,604 ft / 1708 m
Route
South Face II 5.4: one of the most popular routes in Washington
East Face II 5.7: Steeper climbing with many variations
West Face: Moderate 5th class and exposed scrambling.
Grade
II 5.0−5.7
Difficulty
Advanced Beginner
This climb requires some basic rock climbing skills. Participants will be expected to be familiar with rappelling. Call for more details