Ten Sleep Part 1
The first part of our road trip. We drove from Seattle to St. Regis, Montana on Saturday. We camped along the Clark Fork, and then headed in to Ten Sleep. We have climbed for two days so far. The rock is excellent: steep, pocketed limestone. There are lifetimes of rock here, and we have yet to see another climber. Yesterday, we were awoken at camp by a cattle drive. I went to see what the noise was, and there was a cowboy on a horse herding a stray cow in our campground. Out on the road, there were hundreds of cows being driven down to the main highway.
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Over Snoqualmie pass.
Over the Columbia River near George, Washington.
The road between BIllings and Ten Sleep. There's nothing out here either.
People on horseback in town.
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The Slavery Wall. Awesome, steep, LONG 11's and 12's
Ten Sleep
Great campsite along the old highway in Ten Sleep canyon. It's closed for the winter, so it's free.
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Slavery Wall.
There is NOTHING in Eastern WA.
Camping at the Ten Broek RV park in Ten Sleep. 100 yards from the rodeo grounds and about 200 yards from the saloon.
Ten Sleep Creek, just behind our camp site.
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Always Keep it Loaded, 12a. Super sequency moves on tiny pockets.
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