
Nice view north after starting.

View west toward Doubletop Peak as we descend toward Clear Creek.

Crossing Clear Creek.

Easy to miss junction, marking the Dry Fork (Brewster Lake) Trail.

Ascending along a forested slope/ridge.

Expansive views west toward Doubletop Peak.

Hiking west along the Dry Fork Trail.

View back east.

Swapping between forest and meadow.


Approaching Lunch Lake.

Lunch Lake, Triangle Peak seen center.

View back as we pass Lunch Lake.

Passing another small lake along the way.

View back.

Yet another little body of water.

Triangle Peak ahead.

View back east.

Approaching Brewster Lake.

Along the north side of Brewster Lake.

Brewster Lake, Triangle Peak seen above. Our route leads to the weakness on the right in this photo.

Wrapping around the west side of Brewster Lake.

A social trail around the west side.

We entered this gorgeous half-pipe of a drainage. Our ascent route went to the left. Descent was the center.

Ascending south through complex terrain.

View back toward Brewster Lake.

Very cool limestone formations and obstacles.

View west.


Lots of cracks and obstacles like this.

Another shot back at the crazy landscape. Brewster Lake seen top right.


Doubletop Peak ahead.


A close-up of some of the stuff to contend with.

Approaching the ridgeline, Doubletop Peak seen ahead.

View back, Triangle Peak top right.



At the cracked ridgeline, view toward Doubletop Peak,

Close-up along the ridge.

View north along the rim.

Close-up at Matt.

Impressive cliffs.

View back along the ridge.

Steep, and then Class 2 above.


View back, Brewster Lake seen on the right. You can even see the Tetons on the top left in the distance!

Class 2 as we continue along the ridgeline to Doubletop Peak.

View southeast as we asend.

Just below the false summit, view back.

Close-up toward some gorgeous, colorful lakes.

Doubletop Peak summit just ahead.

Close-up toward Triangle Peak.

View southeast, insane limestone landscape.

On our descent, we took a slightly different way. It was less complex, but missed some of the coolest obstacles we saw on the way up.

Class 3 on the way down.

View back at a clear section on our way down.

Descending via the western option seen on my attached map.

Back down to Brewster Lake.

Some cool limestone slabs on the way down.
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