Middle Palisade
Middle Palisade is situated in the middle of the ridge along the Sierra Crest. At 4271 meters, it is prominent above the Big Pine Creek (South Fork Basin). It was first climbed in 1922 by Francis Farquhar and Ansel F. Hall.
How to Get There
From US395 to Big Pine, go west on the Glacier Lodge Road. There are marked spaces at the end of the road for overnight parking.
Best Time to Climb
Climbing months usually start from May until October.
Just like in other mountains, be sure to check first the weather forecasts, mountain conditions, as well as the road and trail conditions before climbing.
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| General |
East Face Route - most straightforward route towards the summit - class 3 or 4
Routes on the southwest side of the mountain require extra care and caution, for these routes are difficult.
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| Camping | Camping is allowed in most areas around the mountain. Specifically, the Finger Lake area is a good camp site. |
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| Targeted Activities |
Camping, Hiking, Mountaineering, Rock Climbing |
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May to October
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| Altitude: |
4271- meters |
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