The Second Buttress, Hallett Peak North Face, May 18, 2018.

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The Second Buttress, Hallett Peak North Face, May 18, 2018.

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Looking down the descent gully.

Hallett looms imposingly as the dark sky closes in.

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Peter Beal

May 19, 2018

“The Second Buttress, Hallett Peak North Face, May 18, 2018.”

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Photographed just after the first snow of 08/09 season.<br>
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First ascent of "Lost in the Woods," Hallett Peak.
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Climber: Olaf Mitchell.
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Cool clouds over Hallett Peak.<br>
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Hallett Peak from Emerald Lake.

Perfect morning.

Hallett Peak above Emerald Lake.

Hallett Peak.

Hallett from the Flattop Trail.

The definition of a good morning on Hallett Peak. Photo by Tony Bubb, 1997.

Hallett from Flattop at night.

Rappel 2 of 2. These bolts must have been installed in 2021 (thanks!). This rappel used to have a slung block as an anchor.

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Enjoying some beers with Hallett Peak in the background.

I'm hungry!

The location of the descent gully.

Taken on Bear Lake Rd. near the Beaver Meadows Entrance of the RMNP on a cold, windy winter day in Jan. 2002.

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After an excellent day on the Culp-Bossier.

Looking down the descent gully.

The Second Buttress, Hallett Peak North Face, May 18, 2018.

Hallett looms imposingly as the dark sky closes in.

Hallett Peak, June 28th, 2015.

Alpenglow.

Hallett Peak. Photo: Bob Horan.

View of the second buttress of Hallett.

Evening light near Hallett Peak.

Below Hallett Peak.

Second buttress on Hallett.

Hallett

Clouds closing in on Hallett Peak, late afternoon in June.

Hallett and Flattop from Dream Lake.

Bluebird morning coming up to the cliff. By the time we were scrambling down, it was raining.

Sunrise on the apph into Hallett Peak.

An unusual view of Hallett's buttresses as seen from the west, up the drainage toward Tyndall Glacier.

Emerald Lake and Hallett Peak.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

Rodger atop the Second Buttress after a hybrid climb of the Love Route and Englishman's Route; June, 1961.

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A good representation of the rock on the wall--lichen, few cracks or continuous systems, but very featured rock with great friction. This is below the roof at the top of 'In Between'.