I don't know whether you can find anyone or not. Have you researched that climb at all?
Here is Summit Post's description of it.
http://www.summitpost.org/snake-dike/155540If you feel this is remotely within your abilities, you might go to Camp 4 - it's the walk in camp that traditionally has a lot of climbers in it.
Note that it is a STRENUOUS 7 mile one way, 4000+ feet of elevation gain, hike to get to the bottom of the Snake Dike - with a couple miles of bushwacking cross country in the mix.