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East (left) and West (right) Granite Peak seen from Avalanche Lake. The East Ridge ascends on the left, and the traverse (5.4) links the two summits following the craggy skyline.
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Charlotte descending the loose chute beneath the cl. 4 downclimb, before more enjoyable cl. 3-4 ridge scrambling.
View from the camping areas of Princess Lake.
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Mark Thomas
Feb 28, 2019
“East (left) and West (right) Granite Peak seen from Avalanche Lake. The East Ridge ascends on the left, and the traverse (5.4) links the two summits following the craggy skyline.”  

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East (left) and West (right) Granite Peak seen from Avalanche Lake. The East Ridge ascends on the left, and the traverse (5.4) links the two summits following the craggy skyline.
View from the camping areas of Princess Lake.
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