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Exit Pass from Spear Lake. In my case, I had come from Sawtooth Lakes and followed the drainage coming into the Spear Lake all the way to the alpine meadows below the pass. A bit of a 'whack' for sure, but doable and not that long.
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August 2016 - At the Summit of Cloud Peak
Looking east from the ridge. Spear Lake is the closest, Kearney is in the distance, and Highland Park is on the left.
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Peter Cole
Apr 25, 2022 near Buffalo, WY
“Exit Pass from Spear Lake. In my case, I had come from Sawtooth Lakes and followed the drainage coming into the Spear Lake all the way to the alpine meadows below the pass. A bit of a 'whack' for sure, but doable and not that long.”  

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Exit Pass from Spear Lake. In my case, I had come from Sawtooth Lakes and followed the drainage coming into the Spear Lake all the way to the alpine meadows below the pass. A bit of a 'whack' for sure, but doable and not that long.
Looking east from the ridge. Spear Lake is the closest, Kearney is in the distance, and Highland Park is on the left.
The final slopes to Exit Pass from the east. The Low Angle gully/chimney is quite straightforward and easy to navigate.
View of options for crossing Exit Pass on the Kearny Creek side on the way down from Loomis Lake.
Looking at Lake Elsa from the game trail that takes you over the ridge.
Overlooking Lake Elsa from the north.
August 2016 - At the Summit of Cloud Peak, looking North
August 2016 - At the Summit of Cloud Peak
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