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    Reaching the summit of Blackcomb Peak.
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    Looking north toward Wedge Mountain.
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    Negotiating the ridge with Blackcomb Peak on the right
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    This bump is part of the ridge and located beside Horstman Hut.
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    This lake is fed by the Decker and Spearhead glaciers.
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    This ice axe is part of a tribute to climbers at the summit; the summits beyond the Spearhead Range are in the background.
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    The summit cairn, with the Black Tusk's distinctive shape to the right.
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    View from the summit.
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    The Spearhead is only a short side trip; Wedge Mountain is prominent in the background on the left.
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    The ridge is rocky and narrow in areas, but not technical.
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    Using the glacier to approach the peak is fun. Bring all glacier travel gear.

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