Making Torreys & Grays a little bit more challenging. The “knife edge” was fun.
I ran from the summit of Grays back to the trailhead in about one hour. Took me a week to recover. Stupid 🙂
Knife Edge of the Kelso Ridge
Knife Edge of the Kelso Ridge
Knife Edge of the Kelso Ridge
Summit of Torreys Peak
Summit of Grays Peak
Climb of Pyramid Peak on September 13, 2015
Starting slightly before 3am turned out to be a bad idea. Missed the gully to the saddle and went too far…
Bad thing about climbing up gullies you don’t know? Sometime it’s a dead end.
After wasting two hours I finally made it to the saddle
View of Pyramid Peak from the saddle
The type of rocks we’re dealing with? Both stable…and loose. Depending on which one you grab
The infamous “Gap” – The way down would not be fun.
Looking back after crossing the “Ledge”
Summit at 14025ft
View of the Maroon Bells
Capitol Peak in the back
Self 🙂
The aspen leaves started to change color…
The colorful valley
Awesome mountains of the Elk Range
Hiker (Glen?) and a mountain goat going back down.
Glen, Pete and Desirae We decided to go back down together for safety reason. On the ledge…
Mountain Goat following me
Mountain Goat following me still
Mountain Goat!!!!
In full daylight it’s easier to see the climb up the saddle
Maroon Lake / Sievers Mountains
Sievers Mountains
Let your walks now be a little more adventurous – Henry David Thoreau
