The southern side of the Grand, showcasing three classic ridges: The Exum, Petzodlt, and Underhill (from left to right). Also note the Black Dike, an approach landmark.

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The southern side of the Grand, showcasing three classic ridges: The Exum, Petzodlt, and Underhill (from left to right). Also note the Black Dike, an approach landmark.

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Phil bouldering on the Lower Saddle, June 2000.

Winter dawn, Grand Teton.

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Nick Stayner

Mar 6, 2006

“The southern side of the Grand, showcasing three classic ridges: The Exum, Petzodlt, and Underhill (from left to right). Also note the Black Dike, an approach landmark.”

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