Collegiate Peaks mostly snow free, others aren't
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- Created on Wednesday, 17 June 2009 15:01
- Written by R. Scott Rappold
I snapped this shot from the summit of Antero Saturday. The Collegiate Peaks, at least on the southern end, are relatively snow free. The final 400 feet was a non-technical snow climb, but the rest of the mountain was pretty well dry. Brutal winds nearly blew us off the summit though.
To look to the west, though, a lot of the other high peaks are still pretty snowy. Here's a look north at Princeton:
Happy climbing!
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