Dreamweaver is one of the most sought after alpine snow and ice routes in Rocky Mountain National Park. The route climbs a long, narrow couloir on the north side of Mount Meeker, Longs Peak’s 13,911 foot neighbor, with steep snow, short ice steps, and a stunning position in the cirque below Longs Peak’s East Face.

Spring is prime time. Late season snow is usually firmer and more stable, and the ice steps are often in their best shape. Conditions still vary year to year, so guides watch freeze cycles, wind, and avalanche conditions closely and plan an early start to be off the route before the sun softens the snow.

Dreamweaver is a great objective for climbers who have done some steep snow or moderate ice and want a classic Colorado alpine climb. It builds skills for bigger objectives like Alexander’s Chimney or a winter ascent of Longs Peak, and our guides manage timing, rope systems, and the descent so you can enjoy one of the best alpine lines in the park.