A warning sign letting you know this is serious avalanche country.
Looking back from the early steep ascent at Mount Kessler (10,403 ft).
Coming into the Mount Olympus Wilderness.
The Butler Creek Trail to Circle All Peak.
The trail starts to open up less than a mile in.
The first time you get to see Big Cottonwood Canyon from above.
Looking up at the saddle.
The view down the ravine.
There are some incredible views from up here.
Great winter views on the Circle All Peak Snowshoe.
Circle All Peak Snowshoe.
Great winter views on the Circle All Peak Snowshoe.
Looking north to Gobblers Knob (10,246 ft).
Transitioning for the descent off of Circle All Peak.
Prepping for the descent off of Circle All Peak.
Dropping into the West Butler Saddle run off of Circle All Peak.
Dropping into the West Butler Saddle run off of Circle All Peak.
The West Butler Saddle Run off of Circle All Peak.
You can see down to Salt Lake as well as up Big Cottonwood from Circle All Peak.
Heavy winds can put on a show
Heavy winds can put on a show.
Looking at the descent from Circle All Peak.
This place has no shortage of people enjoying a tour.
Enjoying some turns off of Circle All Peak.
Reaching the summit of Circle All Peak.
This guy was just lapping these runs. Good times!
A winter wonderland from Circle All Peak.
Nearby views of Mount Raymond (10,241 ft) toward the northwest.
Dromedary Peak (11,0107 ft) in the distance overlooking the Lake Blanche (Mill B) area.