Grand Teton - Southeast Face

One of the most important mountains in North America, Grand Teton's striking profile has inspired generations of mountaineers (and photographers!). With no easy way to the summit, it is the iconic Exum Ridge that attracts climbers from all over the world.

This poster shows the most common aspect of the mountain, from the main road through Grand Teton National Park. It was shot not far from Mormon Row. Also shown are side peaks of Middle Teton, Mt Owen, Teewinot Mountain and Nez Percé.

Route List

1: Southeast Ridge of Middle Teton, 5.7, Buckingham, Day, 1954

2: Ellingwood Couloir, 5.1, Ellingwood, 1923

3: Dike Route, 5.6, Burnette, Irvin, 1954

4: Lower Exum Ridge, 5.7, Durrance, Henderson, 1936

5: Exum Ridge, 5.5, Exum, 1931

6: Underhill-Henderson, 5.7, Henderson, Underhill, 1930

7: Direct East Face of Teepee Pillar, 5.7, Jervis, Marshall, Merriam, 1952

8: Northeast Face of Teepee Pillar, 5.1 A3, Robbins, Taylor, 1961

9: Underhill Ridge, 5.6, Smith, Truslow, Underhill, 1931

10: Lev Route, 5.8, Glosser, Greig, Laing, Lev, 1960

11: Beyer East Face I, 5.9, Beyer, 1979

12: Keith-Eddy East Face, 5.10-, Eddy, Keith, 1991

13: Southeast Chimney, 5.9, Lowe, Ortenburger, 1973

14: Beyer East Face II, 5.8, Beyer, Grandusky, 1981

15: Horton East Face, 5.7, Horton, Horton, Snyder, 1977

16: Smith Otterbody, 5.6, House, Petzoldt, Smith, 1937

17: Golden Arête, 5.11d WI2, Beyer, Martin, 2000

18: East Ridge of Grand Teton, 5.7, Henderson, Underhill, 1929

19: Koven Route, 5.4, Exum, Koven, Koven, Petzoldt, 1931

20: East Ridge of Mt Owen, 5.6, Fryxell, Henderson, Smith, Underhill, 1930

21: East Face of Teewinot Mountain, 4th, Fryxell, Smith, 1929

22: Tunnel Route, 5.6, Crush, McNear, 1948

Updates

Jul 5, 2023: Corrected the spelling of Teepee Pillar into Teepe Pillar, thanks to Derek Gustafson!