By EB From Winona May 28, 2012
| I'm looking for info on climbing in the Big Horns but have found very little in teh way of a guidebook. I have read references to a Bonney hikers guide but nothing recent. I am interested in the Innominate area. Any info would be great. It seems like an amazing alpine rock climbing area and is the closest mountain range to where I live. |  FLAG |
By Floyd Feldspar May 28, 2012
| The only info I've ever found on the Big Horns is on SummitPost. For some adventuous technical climbing I would explore this wall surrounding the Lost Twin Lakes area. Only 5-6 mi approach from Ten Sleep trail head
| Wall surrounding Lost Twin Lakes. Submitted By: Floyd Feldspar on May 28, 2012
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By Keith Noback May 28, 2012
| Lost Twin is pretty spectacular. Skinner and Piana put up several routes back there. Looks 11-ish. There is great mixed climbing on the other side of the mountain. The approach is not so nice, though. |  FLAG |
By Dobson From Butte, MT May 28, 2012
| The Innominate is a great climb. Worth the long approach. Send me an email if you'd like some beta photos. Phillip Dobson www.phillipdobson.com |  FLAG |
By Jason Todd From Ranchester, WY May 28, 2012
| EB, I live in the area and am up for a trip to the Innominate, should you need a partner. JT |  FLAG |
By Dobson From Butte, MT May 28, 2012
| I figured out how to link one of the photos, I think. |  FLAG |
By Wyowhitewater From Golden Jun 6, 2012
| My family has a cabin in the bighorn's I have been on top of most of the blacktooth area, I have done the traverse from Penrose all the way to blacktooth before, Beautiful area I do have some pictures from a recent trip up blacktooth from the penrose canyon aproach I can give you a link to the pictures if you are interested. |  FLAG |
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