they called the "Ham and Eggs Route." This is the most popular route on the mountain today. Notable ascents 1964 Northwest Ridge to main summit: Welsch, Bierl, Arnold Hasenkopf and Reichegger (all German). 1974 Southwest Face to southwest summit: Gary Bocarde, Michael Clark, Charlie Porter and John Svenson (all US). 1975 Ham and Eggs, couloir on the south face: Jon Krakauer, Tom Davies and Nate Zinsser to main summit, July 16-18th. 1981 Dance of the Woo Li Masters, East Face (VI 5.9 WI4+ A4, 1520m) Mugs Stump and Jim Bridwell 1997 The Toose's Mooth (north face), Alaska Grade 6: FA by Seth 'S.T.' Shaw and Scott Simper, May 1, 1997. 2001 The Beast Pillar, direct start to Dance (VII A5 5.10b WI4+ M6, 1500m): Jim Bridwell and Spencer Pfinsten 2013 Bird of Prey, East face (6a, M7+, 90°, A2, 1500 m, one bivouac) : David Lama and Dani Arnold Notes References Joseph Puryear, Alaska Climbing, SuperTopo, 2006. Michael Wood and Colby Coombs, Alaska: A climbing guide, The Mountaineers, 2001. American Alpine Journal, 1975, 1976. External links The Moose's Tooth on Topozone The Moose's Tooth on summitpost.org The Moose's Tooth on bivouac.com Moose's Tooth, Alaska Range high resolution images for climbing research on PhotoMountains.com Mountains of Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska Moose's Tooth, The Denali National Park and Preserve Mountains of Denali National Park and Preserve North American 3000 m summits