The Cheam Range has been traversed in both directions, in both summer and winter. The following description is based on my own research, but not on an actual trip. I have been on portions of the route described here, and received details about other portions from other climbers.<p>There are two logistical difficulties to the Cheam Range traverse: deciding which way to go (from east or west end), and how to deal with the Still-Welch gap, which offers the most formidable technical barrier.<p>The following description assumes a mid-summer ascent (late July or early August) and a correspondingly...

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