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Crestone Conglomerate
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Weird fungus
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Willow Lake
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You can see the trail on the far side
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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Crestone conglomerate
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A sharp point on the ridge across from Challenger Point
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North of Willow Lake
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The Valley to the west
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North of Willow Lake
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The ridge up to Challenger Point
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Challenger Point
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Challenger Point
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Kit Carson Peak. The green stripes are lichens.
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Odd layers
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The town of Crestone
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The top of Kit Carson Peak
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The route up Kit Carson is along the "avenue" in the upper left. That's the big crack sloping up from left to right. It's actually pretty easy to walk on. It's bigger than it looks here.
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The avenue
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The saddle between Challenger Point and Kit Carson
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The avenue
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Lichen
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Lichen
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Orange lichen
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Diamonds!
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More of the avenue
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The "avenue" goes around a corner and then slopes down. You have to walk down for a while unless you want to climb that cliff on the left.
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A steep drop
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A steep drop
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A steep drop
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A steep drop
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Cracked Crestone conglomerate
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Challenger Point, from Kit Carson Peak
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Kit Carson Peak
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That's willow lake. I hiked around the far end of it, then up the slope on the left.
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Headed back up the avenue
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Challenger Point from the east. I hiked along the ridge.
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The avenue near the saddle
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Green lichen
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Kit Carson Peak on the right
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Kit Carson Peak
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Willow Lake is hidden in this valley
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Willow Falls
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Willow Falls
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Willow Falls
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Willow Falls
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Willow Falls
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Willow Falls
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Bumblebee
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The falls below Willow Lake
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