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B-7 Pillar, Iceberg Wall, Mount Merritt, from Mount Wilbur...

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B-7 Pillar closest, on the left (Iceberg Peak just out of frame, further left); Mount Merritt, center, with Old Sun Glacier on its top; Ipasha (just barely seen) is between B-7 and Merritt, and Natoas on the right. Interestingly, what looks to be an impressively pointed "peak" just behind and between Merritt and Natoas is not a peak at all, but part of a huge ridge. Portion of Iceberg Lake can be seen at bottom. Picture taken from about the 8,000 foot level on Mount Wilbur's north face. Photo by Vernon, July 18, 2007.

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Bob Sihler

Awesome

Voted 10/10

Great view, great use of light and shadows! I really like this one!

Posted Aug 19, 2007 9:33 pm


	saintgrizzly	Re: Awesome
	Hasn't voted	Thanks for your enthusiasm over this one, Bob! I like it as well, and interestingly enough, the photo was taken sometime during the early afternoon--usually not a good time for light. Picture was taken from the shoulder of Wilbur--a mountain you might well wish to do! (It's a technical climb, but not considered difficult.)
		Posted Sep 2, 2007 6:38 pm

lorikeet88	mt. wilbur
Voted 9/10	how difficult is the climb on mt. wilbur? i'm going back there this summer and plan on climbing the most mountains i can there in the 3 months i'll be working there. any thoughts?
	Posted May 12, 2008 7:05 pm


	saintgrizzly	Re: mt. wilbur
	Hasn't voted	Wilbur is a technical climb, although not the most difficult in the park. You might wish to communicate with Fred Spicker, who has the page, and has climbed the mountain. Three months in Glacier? I'm more than a little envious!!!!
		Posted May 13, 2008 1:35 pm