Mount Elbert Routes

Routes	Gain	Round-Trip	Difficulty	Risk Factors
Mt. Elbert - Northeast Ridge Difficulty: Class 1 Total Elevation Gain: 4,500 feet Round-trip Distance: 9.75 mi	4,500'	9.75 mi	Class 1	Low Exposure: Low Rockfall Potential: Low Route-Finding: Low Commitment: Low
Mt. Elbert - East Ridge Difficulty: Class 1 Total Elevation Gain: 4,200 feet Round-trip Distance: 11.25 mi	4,200'	11.25 mi	Class 1	Moderate Exposure: Low Rockfall Potential: Low Route-Finding: Low Commitment: Moderate
Mt. Elbert - Southeast Ridge Difficulty: Class 2 Total Elevation Gain: 5,300 feet Round-trip Distance: 10.5 mi	5,300'	10.5 mi	Class 2	Moderate Exposure: Low Rockfall Potential: Moderate Route-Finding: Moderate Commitment: Moderate
Mt. Elbert - Box Creek Couloirs Difficulty: Difficult Class 2 Moderate Snow Total Elevation Gain: 4,150 feet Round-trip Distance: 10 mi	4,150'	10 mi	Difficult Class 2	Considerable Exposure: Considerable Rockfall Potential: Moderate Route-Finding: Moderate Commitment: Considerable

	Standard Route
	Snow-Climb! Only climb with stable spring/early summer snow

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