You can catch views of Long's Peak from Lumpy Ridge.

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You can catch views of Long's Peak from Lumpy Ridge.

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Bandit in action

Who knew one could be so serious about "Who new"?

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Dirty Gri Gri, or is it GiGi?

Aug 20, 2012

“You can catch views of Long's Peak from Lumpy Ridge.”

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Russ Keane
Asheville, NC

Russ Keane Asheville, NC

I could never tire of looking at that.... Feb 21, 2017

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Sundance Buttress and Sundance Needle bathed in a shroud of rare low clouds, Lumpy Ridge, Colorado.

View of the park from the Book area.

Lumpy Ridge.

The Whole West End of the Shootin' Match.

Lumpy Ridge during a rainy sunset.

Lumpy Ridge.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Small granite arch at Lumpy.

Fall colors.

Elk and horses-Lumpy Ridge.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

A gloomy winter day riding around wishing I was climbing - winter 2000/2001

Evening walk back after the climb.

The view from The Book on 3-31-12.

Sunset over Sundance and Batman Rock, 7-28-2007.

Twin Owls and autumn gold, Lumpy Ridge, Colorado.

Sunset over Lumpy, 7-28-2007.

A couple of climbers head toward the Book on a beautiful late September day, framed by the backdrop of Longs and Meeker cloaked in a dusting of new snow.

Bandit in action

You can catch views of Long's Peak from Lumpy Ridge.

Who knew one could be so serious about "Who new"?

Free Hackattack advice: rock a guidebook or else you could burn up time with sketchy route-finding.

View from top of 1st pitch of Osiris, The Book

Looking up at Batman Rock & Batman Pinnacle from the cattle shelter along the Lumpy Ridge trail.

Ponderosa pines frame Sundance and Thunder Buttress, Lumpy Ridge, Colorado.

A unique view of Lumpy from the second highest point on the ridge.

Lumpy Ridge from Trail Ridge, 7/25/09.

Craggin' Wagon life.

Our morning view from the back of our craggin' wagon!

The old meets the new-- but which will prove themselves in battle?

Part of Lumpy Ridge. From left to right: The Pear, The Citadel above that, Lens Rock (the small one between), The Bookend (left center), then the Bookmark separated by a sharp gully from the Book on the right.

A good day of climbing.

Lumpy Ridge-Bookend Area.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Elk, owned by Captain MacGregor

Yes, even cacti like it here!

From left to right: Observatory Dome, Sunshine Buttress, The Pear, The Citadel, Lens Rock and The Bookend.

The Book, Bookend and Bookmark as seen from a climbers support organization trail day.

Don't overlook the bouldering in the area!

One route down, a few more to go....

The Book.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Twin Owls.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Sundance.<br>
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Photo by Blitzo.

Larissa Phillips heads for the top after a possible first ascent on Lumpy.

Anyone recognize this low-angled dome up above Thunder Buttress & The Parish? It is up and left of Observatory Dome on the ridge top. The photo is blurry.

A different look with snow and cooler temperatures.