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Taken from the summit of nearby 13er Iron Nipple, this picture shows Mt. Lindsey Trail leading up into the gully. The alternative ridge can also be seen on the right side of the mountain.
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Clouds taking over a northern view.
A view of the basin, with Mt. Lindsey in the distance - from the Mt. Lindsey Trail.
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Tyler Prince
Apr 29, 2015 near San Luis, CO
“Taken from the summit of nearby 13er Iron Nipple, this picture shows Mt. Lindsey Trail leading up into the gully. The alternative ridge can also be seen on the right side of the mountain.”  

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Taken from the summit of nearby 13er Iron Nipple, this picture shows Mt. Lindsey Trail leading up into the gully. The alternative ridge can also be seen on the right side of the mountain.
A view of the basin, with Mt. Lindsey in the distance - from the Mt. Lindsey Trail.
A climber on the start of the crux wall, just below the crack in the next picture. Easier scrambling can be seen behind him.
A climber works his way up the class 4 crack of the crux wall.
Early morning around 12,000 ft. with Mt Lindsey (14,042 ft.) in the background.
Mount Lindsey and the Sangre de Cristo Range
The Blanca Massif, visible from the summit. L to R: Little Bear Peak, Blanca Peak (tallest), Ellingwood Point. Gash Ridge, a low class 5 route, descends from Blanca's summit into the basin.
Clouds taking over a northern view.
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