Climbing Gannett Peak, Wyoming |
On 18 July 2006, I reached the summit of Gannett Peak. It’s the highest mountain in Wyoming and is 13,804 feet / 4,207 metres above sea-level. Gannett Peak is the fifth highest of the fifty US state highpoints and has been rated the second hardest of the state highpoints to climb. It was the third US state highpoint that I climbed. |
| Click on these 'thumbnail' pictures to see larger versions of them, as well as captions for the photographs. [Back to NIGEL S. ROBERTS' main Climbing page] |
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