
Starting up Gifford Canyon.

Big wall in Gifford Canyon.

Exiting Gifford Canyon.

After exiting Gifford Canyon, heading up to the pretty bowl just below a sandy ridge.

Looking back at the bowl and Gifford Canyon.

On the sandy ridge, Gifford Peak left, Destination Peak right.

Ledge system to get up onto Gifford Peak. Bridge Mountain visible center. Josh and Shawn are tiny.

Ascending Class 2 slabs on Gifford Peak. Destination Peak visible on the right.

More slabs up Gifford Peak.

Looking back down the slabby scramble on Gifford Peak, Destination Peak on the left.

Approaching the Class 5 headwall.

Big rotten log didn't really help us.

Shawn free-soloing.

On the Class 5 vertical face to get to Gifford Peak's summit.

Gifford Peak ahead.

Gifford Peak summit, looking south toward Hepworth Peak.

Back on the sandy ridge after Gifford Peak, heading south.

Looking back toward Gifford Peak.

Approaching the slickrock bowl between Hepworth Peak and Roof Peak.


Ridiculously gorgeous slickrock bowl.


Heading up toward Hepworth Peak.

Looking toward Roof Peak (see the obvious roof?), on the way up to Hepworth Peak.


Hepworth Peak summit.

Looking back up toward Hepworth Peak on the way down.

Class 2/3 slabs up Roof Peak, ahead.

Looking back toward Shawn and Josh coming up Roof Peak.

Roof Peak summit ahead.

Roof Peak summit, looking toward Hepworth Peak.

Coming down east ridge of Roof Peak, looking south.

Looking east down Roof Peak's east ridge.

Looking back up the Class 3+ slabs on Roof Peak's east side.


Little Jenny Peak is the little green bump on the right.

On the way to Little Jenny Peak, looking back toward Roof Peak (left).



Little Jenny Peak summit, looking up Paranuweap Canyon.

Little Jenny Peak summit looking north toward Gifford Canyon (Roof Peak on the left, Jenny Peak on the right).

Fun mini ridge on the way to Jenny Peak.




Looking toward the gorgeous bowl between Hepworth (right) and Roof (left).




Jenny Peak summit.




Continuing down on gorgeous slickrock, East Temple visible over there.



Entrance to the Mt. Zion-Carmel Tunnel below.


close-up of the road.

Class 4 slabby downclimb.

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