Scoob's video
- Checking out Moraine Lake from the rock pile viewpoint the night before
- We were up before the sun :o but it had risen before we reached Larch Valley
- Out of the trees, we could see almost to the summit - reassured, as we hadn't brought crampons or axes today (been monitoring weather and other reports for a few days)
- Looking back as we head towards Sentinel Pass - less snow in this view this time around
- Looking up to the Pass; just a few more switchbacks to go
Click here for my 360 view from Sentinel Pass
- Helmets on now; lots of loose rocks from here on up
- Climb through the first of the rock bands
- A friendly marmot (right, centre) takes in the view :D
- Back to scree more than scrambling for a little while
- Catching breath, admiring the view :)
- More scrambling; plenty of good holds
- Gained a lot of height already
- Another moment to stop and pose (catch a breath!)
- Past all the rock bands; steep, loose ground all the way up now
- Several folks passed us on the way up; happy with our pacing though, we were going to do it this time!
- Impressive cornices near the top (didn't go too close!)
- Just above those cornices; good view of Moraine Lake from here!
- View behind us; already passed our last visit's return point :)
- Woohoo!! Summit smiles :) Snow meant there was no visible cairn or marker, so we stood on the highest point (careful of staying away from possible cornices)
- A still captured from my summit 360 shot shows the small area of snow that is the top :D
- Downclimbing the second rock band (the trickiest one, but still has good holds)
- Heading back towards Larch Valley; plenty of daylight left today!
- A friendly chipmunk in the woods :)
- Very happy with our stats - our stop time was less than on our last visit! It was definitely a good plan to do more Canadian hikes leading up to this one :)
Tame is good too though - nice to have a balance 
