Mount Starr King via the Southeast Slopes

Morgan Brown

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The High Sierra: Peaks, Passes, and Trails

By R.J. Secor. The High Sierra hiking/climbing guidebook. Amazingly exhaustive. An indispensible trip planning aid.

In August, 2002, we climbed Mount Starr King by the Southeast Slopes route. For a trip report, click here
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Topo map describing our climb ...
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First clear views of Mount Sta...
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Our campsite between Mount Sta...
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Panoramic view to the east fro...
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Clark Range from the first bel...
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Kim and Morgan on Mount Starr ...
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Panorama from Mount Starr King...
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Kim rappelling from the south ...
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Kim and nice views of the rout...
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Morgan and nice views of the r...


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