"Beautiful day hike from Lower Aero Lake (base camp), scrambling over a couple snow and boulder fields to a ascent along a knife-edge ridge (do not attempt if windy). Ridge opens onto a large plateau, with the summit (featuring a summit log notebook in the cairn) on the far end." — rosenbaumharry • Aug 1, 2018

"Road conditions to the trailhead were passable with 2WD. Started at 5:30AM and followed the trail alongside Big Timber Creek. We followed Alex and Duncan’s footpath from a few days earlier. At the second bridge, we lost the tracks, but were able to follow the general direction of the trail with GPS, since the trail was now completely covered with snow. We approached Big Timber Creek’s third crossing point, but the bridge was submerged with high runoff. We turned around, disappointed that we most likely would have to head back to the car. We rested at the second bridge and discussed our options. We figured that prior groups most likely left the trail at the second bridge, but there was no signs of their footprints. With a make or break attitude, we headed off trail through the forest, and climbed up the snowy slopes towards Thunder Rapids. This new route would avoid any dangerous creek crossings. We reached a gully which we followed north towards Crazy Peak. We already wasted an hour, so we decided to take a direct route up the northern slopes of Crazy Peak. With crampons and ice axes, we climbed upwards, but there was signs of avalanche and the snow seemed a bit iffy. Since the or..." — seancasserly • May 30, 2018

"A short but fun climb. Reached trailhead in 2WD sedan. Followed the trail through the forest. We used crampons after the last switchback climbing up over 500ft of good snow, which ended up being a good shortcut. It started to hail as we reached the summit. It was on and off until reaching the car." — seancasserly • May 28, 2018

"I have one hell of a history with this mountain. I first saw it in 1997, when my dad took me out to Montana for the first time, including me in a family tradition that continues to this day. This was the first Rocky Mountain I saw in person, and at 12 years old it fascinated me. 20 years later, after looking at this mountain year after year, I decided to climb it. I started at 4:30 AM with a headlamp, and started along the trail next to the Sun Canyon Lodge, but with all the meandering and intersecting horse and hunting trails in the area, I quickly was on my own route! I ended up approaching from the Class 3+ north route, and even encountered some class 4 stuff before I finally decided to traverse over to the western slopes. What a workout! Once I was up there I realized that the North Saw was all I was going to bag that day, but I shall return. The feeling on the summit was the most amazing, most accomplished feeling yet I have experienced on a peak. I stayed up there for a good hour soaking it in, and thinking about the 20 year span of Montana trips, and all the memories. The attached GPX picture stopped recording for a little bit once I was on the summit, but resumed within a..." — LGH-Dan • Jul 17, 2017

"Montana. Coming from the very scenic Going-to-the-Sun Road. Kept a good pace op the Highline Trail and thought we had time to take a small detour. It was worth it! Took park bus back." — Pieter • Jul 12, 2017