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climber's trail above Apikuni Falls

 
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climber\'s trail above Apikuni Falls
The maintained park service trail ends at the foot of Apikuni Falls, but a great climber's trail takes you up and around the falls to the great basin above. The rounded summit of Apikuni Mountain is visible in the background. This trail is used to access gorgeous Natahki Lake; note the large grey rcliff band that enters the frame from the left. Enlarge the photo and you'll see a lush, green gully directly above a skinny snow patch that lies at the base of the cliff; some class II and III climbing alongside this drainage gives safe passage above the cliffs, and from there it's an easy stroll through the forest to Natahki.

To climb Apikuni Mountain from this valley, continue on the climber's trail a short distance, and find an appropriate gully leading to the north that will give access to the loose hillside.

30 June 2009


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