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All Locations > Colorado > Alpine Rock > Indian Peaks > Lone Eagle Peak > North Face (5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b)
Peter Roth straddling the Lone Eagle Peak summit. Only 11 miles back to the Trailhead.
ID 1201683 ·
Avalanched trees on what's left of the trail from Pawnee Pass to Crater Lake.
Solo Flight descent route from summit of climb. This is very obvious and easy. There are two gully options to climb at the end of the ledges - we chose the red option, but the yellow one is probably better. We remained roped until the top of the gully, although it wasn't really necessary.
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Todd Kube
Aug 26, 2002
“Peter Roth straddling the Lone Eagle Peak summit. Only 11 miles back to the Trailhead.”  

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Peter Roth straddling the Lone Eagle Peak summit. Only 11 miles back to the Trailhead.
Solo Flight descent route from summit of climb. This is very obvious and easy. There are two gully options to climb at the end of the ledges - we chose the red option, but the yellow one is probably better. We remained roped until the top of the gully, although it wasn't really necessary.