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From the summit of Point...

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From the summit of Point 13,768-ft, this is a view of the rugged ridge extending east. This ridge seperates the Tuhare Lakes Basin from the Seven Sisters Lakes. The pointy summit can be easily climbed by dropping down from the summit of 13,768 about 200-ft and scrambling up large talus. The perspective from that minor ridge summit is interesting and well worth the side trip.

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Aaron Johnson

Fall Creek Variation

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Kane-My route for the Fall Creek variation of Halo Ridge is seen in this picture. Just above Tuhare Lak are several light colored bands of talus streaking up toward Halo Ridge on the left, just above the lake in this picture. I'm pretty sure the first light colored band of talus closest to the lake is the route I used to gain the ridge.

Posted Oct 24, 2003 5:27 pm

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