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

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Aug 20, 2012

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

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

Lumpy Ridge.

The Whole West End of the Shootin' Match.

View of the park from the Book area.

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.

Craggin' Wagon life.

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

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

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.

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.