Our goal. Taken from the Camp Store parking lot. photo by Jim Foster
On the way up. This was just before a very gnarly class IV couloir we had to climb to get to the next bench. photo by Jim Foster
One of many chimney's we negotiated. This is Alan Wiley climbing up. photo by Jim Foster
Alan Kennard stands atop a very deep couloir on the northeast ridge. photo by Jim Foster
Another chimney. They seem to be getting tighter. Alan Wiley squeezes through. photo by Jim Foster
Very near the summit block. The Alans stand in a gap between a huge gendarme and the main mountain. photo by Jim Foster
Alan Kennard about 2/3 of the way to the summit on belay by Jim Foster. photo by Alan Wiley
Jim Foster belays Alan Kennard up to the summit. photo by Alan Wiley
Alan Kennard makes one more push before topping out. photo by Alan Wiley
The summit photo! From left to right, Jim Foster, Alan Wiley and Alan Kennard. photo by tripod.
Alan Kennard rapelling off the summit. photo by Jim Foster
Alan Wiley just start his rapel. photo by Jim Foster
The last problem just before we reached the trail. This cliff was daunting and took some jury rigging to get off. The little clearing at the upper right was the funnel that dumped us out on the cliff edge. If you look closely about 1/3 from the left you will see our blue runner we used to rap off. photo by Jim Foster
At the single snow field we climbed behind. Alan Kennard in foreground, Jim Foster behind. Photo by Alan Wiley
On the traverse around the north face of the summit block. Alan Kennard and Jim Foster. Photo by Alan Wiley
Alan Wiley cleaning the pitch. Photo by Alan Kennard
Jim Foster rapelling down. Photo by Alan Wiley
