Montana Big Pie East

Montana Big Pie East is the tallest wall at Kila and consists of steep slab ranging from approximately 20 meters on the far East side to around 40 meters on the West end. The face is defined by subtle features including shallow, flaring fissures, small crimps, and intermittent small ledges. Most routes fall in the 5.7 to 5.9+ range, offering sustained climbing on generally consistent terrain. The wall increases in height moving west, with longer routes toward that end. Rock quality is generally solid, though climbers should remain aware of an occasional loose hold. More information can be found in David Steele's The Flathead Rocks - A Climber's Guide To The Flathead Valley

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