the interpretive sign ~100' from the climbers' trail

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the interpretive sign ~100' from the climbers' trail

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“the interpretive sign ~100' from the climbers' trail”

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the interpretive sign ~100' from the climbers' trail

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Summit ridge wildflowers.

twisty junipers just before the climbers' trail

First set of Moki steps.

summit view 3

summit view 1

The chimney pitch.

more ramps

the second class 5 bit

Looking down at the start of the route.

Lady Mt from Zion Lodge

Enroute.

Enroute.

Summit shot.

After existing the Gulley and just before the final steep step, possible rope up.

another view of the peak

Much of the upper section looks like this, and it's really unclear which way to go.

crossing the river

more great views

looking down one of the upper ramps

looking upcanyon

where the route tops on the summit plateau

remnant from the old via ferrata

The crux of the climbing. Notice the old eye bolt.

the first scrambly obstacle

low on the route

the last little bit to the summit proper

one of the lower ramps

summit view 2

the first 5th class section

heading back down

above the first crux

DO NOT GO THIS WAY, Exit Gully to the Right, heading toward the endless staircase. Don't cross over the logs. (Many tracks and well worn trail shows many have made this mistake.

upcanyon

Approaching final crux

the peak from higher up

Maybe 3/4 of the way to the top, there is definitely an arrow that shows you going through this slot, but for the life of me, I could not figure out where to go after that. I ended up going up and around it.

Summit marker.

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