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At the toe of the North Face Cirque, looking towards the N Face. The route into the Cirque more or less follows the skinny snowfields. Where the snow is too steep or slick, there is a poor trail that traverses the right side of the gully.
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Goat on the summit of Pyramid Peak.
Nearing the summit. This is one of the few spots where the route actually climbs on the NE Ridge.
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Monomaniac
Aug 4, 2009
“At the toe of the North Face Cirque, looking towards the N Face. The route into the Cirque more or less follows the skinny snowfields. Where the snow is too steep or slick, there is a poor trail that traverses the right side of the gully. ”  

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