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==Route at a Glance==
==Route at a Glance==
[[image:Omerlake.gif|thumb|Topo of Loch Lomond]]


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==Access==
==Access==
Same as Loch Lomond


==Route==
==Route==


[[Image:Map.gif|left|Topo of Area]]
From the starting point for the Loch Lomond trip, contour to the right until Omer Creek is reached. Stay to right of the creek and follow it into an open bowl below Red Mountain. Cross the creek and traverse up to the trees below cliffs and left of the bowl. From the trees traverse up to a notch at the top of the bowl. From the trees traverse up to a notch at the top of the bowl. Omer Lake is just beyond. To continue beyond the lake, it is easier to stay on the left side. Mt. Sheer and the Mountain Lake Cabin are also accessible from here.
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==Hazards==
==Hazards==


{{avalanche hazard}}
# Avalanches and falling ice in the bowl just below Omer Lake.
 
# Thin ice on lakes in late spring.
==Trail Conditions==
==Trail Conditions==



Revision as of 04:10, 29 January 2008

Route at a Glance

Topo of Loch Lomond
Rating Location Key Map Refs Road Route Start Elevation High Point Technical Notes
Intermediate C 92G/11E 4km/2hrs 2km/2hrs 580m 1310m

Access

Same as Loch Lomond

Route

From the starting point for the Loch Lomond trip, contour to the right until Omer Creek is reached. Stay to right of the creek and follow it into an open bowl below Red Mountain. Cross the creek and traverse up to the trees below cliffs and left of the bowl. From the trees traverse up to a notch at the top of the bowl. From the trees traverse up to a notch at the top of the bowl. Omer Lake is just beyond. To continue beyond the lake, it is easier to stay on the left side. Mt. Sheer and the Mountain Lake Cabin are also accessible from here.

Hazards

  1. Avalanches and falling ice in the bowl just below Omer Lake.
  2. Thin ice on lakes in late spring.

Trail Conditions