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Rock Springs Buttress as viewed from the road to the Jackson Hole Ski Area
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Looking across from Guide's Route to the central buttress in the vicinity of the route 'Ptarmigan Tower'.
Climbers on an unknown route.
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Andy Laakmann
Jun 18, 2006
“Rock Springs Buttress as viewed from the road to the Jackson Hole Ski Area”  

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Looking across from Guide's Route to the central buttress in the vicinity of the route 'Ptarmigan Tower'.
Rock Springs Buttress as viewed from the road to the Jackson Hole Ski Area
Climbers on an unknown route.
June 2006 - this little sign off the service road marks the approach trail down to the buttress. We left our packs here (hang them!)
Begin the approach by walking south on the service road from the tram. It is about a 1.5 mile walk (past 2 switchbacks) to the approach trail. It takes about 30 minutes to get to the approach trail, and then another 20 to the base of the buttress. It's all downhill at least!
View from the approach trail. This is the left side of Rock Spring Buttress. The valley of Jackson Hole is below.