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The "Kissing Camels." This rock formation marks the end of gully jumping before attaining ridge proper.
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View from the saddle at Lavender Col. in mid-May.
One of the tougher Class 3/4 sections on Sneffels' ridge.
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Tyler Prince
Apr 13, 2015 near Telluride, CO
“The "Kissing Camels." This rock formation marks the end of gully jumping before attaining ridge proper.”  

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The "Kissing Camels." This rock formation marks the end of gully jumping before attaining ridge proper.
One of the tougher Class 3/4 sections on Sneffels' ridge.
Still a lot of snow on July 3, 2016.
One of many notches between gullies. This is about as technical as this scramble gets.
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High exposure and easy climbing high on Sneffels' Southwest Ridge.
View from the saddle at Lavender Col. in mid-May.
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