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Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Approaching via a sometimes overgrown trail.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Views of Canyon Peak (right) and an unnamed peak from Canyon Lake. The unnamed peak is actually 700' shorter than Canyon Peak, though it looks higher here.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Approaching the route via slabs.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Approaching the col and gearing up to climb the steep North Ridge of Canyon Peak in the background.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Beginning the scramble by trying to avoid the snow on the traverse to the route.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Getting into heady 4th class scrambling terrain.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
More 4th class terrain.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
The route rambles climbers left of the true ridgeline.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Leading on a doubled up twin rope to save weight.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Traversing toward the summit past a false summit.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Holding on for security above a huge drop off. The true summit is in the background.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Rapping onto the south face of the peak.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Steep snow travel immediately below the rappel.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
More rappelling on snow alongside a huge cornice.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Traversing back to Canyon Lake from the southwest.
Richard Forbes
Photo Date:
06/25/2022
Dropping down the slabs back into the forest.