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Mount Williamson Backpack and Climb

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1 Mount Williamson Backpack and Climb
The High Sierra, September 2013 The Mount Williamson West Face on our approach from Shepherd Pass

2 Day 1: Early morning near the Shepherd Pass Trailhead

3 Our first view of Mt. Williamson: the North Face

4 The Day 2 approach to Shepherd Pass, elev. 12,060 ft.

5 A Pika near Shepherd Pass
Usually very shy, they are poster children for global warming

6 Our Shepherd Pass camp as a storm approaches

7 A sunset view towards the Sierra Crest after the storm has passed

8 A view of Mt. Tyndall (14,018 ft.) and Shepherd Pass Lake from our camp at sunset

9 Day 3: Mt. Keith in the morning sun

10 Mts. Tyndall (r) and Versteeg on our approach to the Williamson Bowl

11 The Williamson West Face with an arrow pointing to the black stain, indicating the chute (shown by the black line) taken to the summit ridge

12 Looking down the chute with Lake Helen of Troy visible

13 Jeanette (with John to the left) nearing the top of the class 3 chimney, the crux of the climb

14 John and Jeanette at the top of the chimney on the summit ridge

15 Owens Valley and the East (false) summit from the true summit of Mt
Owens Valley and the East (false) summit from the true summit of Mt. Williamson

16 Mt. Tyndall, Lake Helen of Troy (l), and two Williamson Bowl Lakes from the summit

17 On Mt. Williamson summit (14,375 ft.)


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