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The mountain goats seemed to pretty much follow the climber's trail (or vice versa), unless they were scared off the route by climbers. So, if you see a goat, follow it!
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Playing on a cornice, NE Ridge, Pyramid Peak.
One of the few points where the route heads on to the N side of the NE ridge. This is only a few minutes walking from the top of the couloir.
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Monomaniac
Aug 4, 2009
“The mountain goats seemed to pretty much follow the climber's trail (or vice versa), unless they were scared off the route by climbers. So, if you see a goat, follow it!”  

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Mountain goat on the summit of Pyramid Peak, with Capitol Peak in the background.
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View of the summit from near the top of the couloir.
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One of many short boulder problems on the SE face portion of the climb.
The route up the couloirs to the NE Ridge.
Playing on a cornice, NE Ridge, Pyramid Peak.
The mountain goats seemed to pretty much follow the climber's trail (or vice versa), unless they were scared off the route by climbers. So, if you see a goat, follow it!
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