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No, I stuck to the canyon rim and turned around when I got to the top. I didn't venture north at all; I definitely need to get back up there and check it out some day.

Yes sir, you're up

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Fool Creek Peak. Very interesting article about these structures on summitpost, http://www.summitpost.org/utah-triangulation-structures/503905

Anyone been up Timp yet this season (particularly from the Timpooneke side)? What are snow conditions like?

Wow, looks like a great trip. Thanks for sharing! Sweet pics, too :2thumbs:

Nice, Duane. Thanks for sharing

You might be able to shorten the trip by getting a helicopter ride out of Horseshoe. I think that's what Ralston did. One of you might have to chop off your arm, though :eek2:

Whoa! :hail2thechief:

Okay, I'm 95% positive this was a joke.

Favorite part :lol8:

Three things come to mind that make this a bad idea. Obviously, the rappels. They have awkward starts and one is in two stages. Also the downclimbs (especially the dark one into the slanted hallway...

Is that up by Red Pine Lake?

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Hey Tom,
What would you recommend by way of wetsuits? Would 4/3 be about right for April?

Could not stop laughing :haha:

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Thank you for the comments everybody! I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. Hey Duane, this was the first time I've been able to get out since last October, but it sure felt great!

Last Saturday (the 11th), I took my parents and younger brother down East Leprechaun Canyon. We had temperatures in the high 50s and sun the whole time. My dad and brother have done some canyons in...

Amazing video, I especially like when he flies above Timp

Lavender Canyon

Amazing photos! Thanks for the report :2thumbs:

Thanks for the great report and pictures :2thumbs:

That's right. This was taken from the Ridge Trail to Hidden Peak, which breaks off from the Peruvian Gulch trail about two and a half miles in.