East Rosebud Canyon Climbs

Ice Dragons is the farthest left of several potential lines pouring off the “Giant’s Belly,” a north-facing wall that is part of the complex Mount Inabnit (11,924 ft). Ice Dragons is formed by a seep that pours from an alcove some two thirds up the wall. The others are more ephemeral as they are melt-freeze lines that may appear after big fall snow storms. Indian summer and dry winds typically sublimate them away quickly, while Ice Dragons keeps on dripping and getting fatter.