Mt. Rainier, Success Cleaver

"Success Cleaver, the great SW rock spur to Point Success, begins at 6,500 feet at the saddle north of Pyramid Peak. In late summer it usually is an all-rock route to the 14,000-foot level (with a number of unpleasant traverses on loose scree). Most of the route is protected from stonefall by its own projection. It is not a difficult route, but it has a moderately long approach and is a long climb. There is at least one pitch of rock climbing at the upper bands. Most parties carry bivouac or sleeping gear, and make a traverse of Rainier to descent by another route." from Cascade Alpine Guide, Volume 1 by Fred Beckey