On August 23rd, a partner and I completed a climb of Mt. Stuart's Complete North Ridge. Prior reports indicated that you needed crampons or boots to get down the Cascadian Couloir. We found it easy to completely avoid all snow in the couloir and were able to walk out on dry rock, talus and dirt without ever touching the snow.
The rest of the route was dry and in good condition. However, there was no water available until we got down into Ingalls Creek.
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