Landform
The highest summit in the Bighorns — granite cirques, leftover ice, and lakes the color of melt.
Field note
From the summit the lakes go teal and milk-blue. This is a long walk, not a roadside peak. The wilderness is named for the stone.
The Field Atlas
0/363Alpine chapter · 44.38° N · 107.17° W
The highest summit in the Bighorns — granite cirques, leftover ice, and lakes the color of melt.
From the summit the lakes go teal and milk-blue. This is a long walk, not a roadside peak. The wilderness is named for the stone.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
Onward
The nearest plates, by the miles.
Meadowlark Lake15 miles · WyomingCLXXI
Tensleep Canyon21 miles · WyomingCLXXII
Shell Falls27 miles · WyomingCLIX
Steamboat Point31 miles · WyomingCLXXIII
Medicine Wheel Passage48 miles · WyomingCLXXIV
Medicine Wheel48 miles · WyomingCLXX
Bighorn Canyon69 miles · Wyoming / MontanaCLX
McCullough Peaks84 miles · WyomingXCVAlpine chapter
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