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The two rock buttresses of Shoshoni Peak (June 2007). The Dieckhoff-Lowe Route (5.10+) and an unknown 5.9 ascend the left skyline of the left buttress. A new route, Mass Wasting, follows the obvious steep corner system to the top of the right buttress.
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South side of Shoshoni from Navajo Peak.
South face of Shoshoni, September 2012.
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Dougald MacDonald
Aug 20, 2007
“The two rock buttresses of Shoshoni Peak (June 2007). The Dieckhoff-Lowe Route (5.10+) and an unknown 5.9 ascend the left skyline of the left buttress. A new route, Mass Wasting, follows the obvious steep corner system to the top of the right buttress.”  

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The two rock buttresses of Shoshoni Peak (June 2007). The Dieckhoff-Lowe Route (5.10+) and an unknown 5.9 ascend the left skyline of the left buttress. A new route, Mass Wasting, follows the obvious steep corner system to the top of the right buttress.
South face of Shoshoni, September 2012.
Twin towers of Shoshoni 9-1-08.
Shoshoni from Navajo Peak's Airplane Gully.
This shows the two parts distinctly...and a nice ski run between them (with a bit more snow). Maybe bring stuff for both sports?
Shoshoni Peak from Lake Isabelle.
South side of Shoshoni from Navajo Peak.
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