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This photo shows the trails located directly above The Meadows.

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GPS track overlain on Google Maps. See my comment for links to gpx and kml files.

Scott Newren. 1981

Upper Exum Route on Grand Teton, Wyoming

At the top of the wind tunnel pitches

Keen Butterworth solos the super exposed V Pitch.

The "V" pitch, high on the Grand Teton.

Getting ready to run down the Grand with a storm approaching. Sun on the Grand and a big storm on Moran.

Upper Exum

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This photo shows the trails located directly above The Meadows.

Belay atop the Friction Pitch

Trask on the upper Exum Ridge with weather coming in. Aug of 07 (photo by Slade Bradbury)

Upper Exum Ridge viewed from the Lower Saddle

Father and son at the top!

Unknown climber on top of The Golden Staircase pitch.

Exposed moves on the upper exum!

Looking down from the beginning of the Wind Tunnel pitches

Blazing sunrise just above the Golden Staircase. It's worth getting up early! Shortened single 60m Simuling party of three worked great. Lay rope far climbers' right on the slung rock rappel and you have enough.

You know you're on top when there's no where else to go. Darin Lang, Rob Brown and Scott Hansen, Aug 2006.

Second rappel descending via the OS after climbing the Upper Exum

The pitch off the deck from Wall Street Ledge

Another shot of Wall Street

The top of the Friction Pitch.

Two climbers above Valhalla Canyon on the upper exum

Myself leading the Friction Pitch, very happy to finally be in the sunshine! August 13, 2009

Obligatory summit shot.

Clmber on the Golden Staircase pitch.

Perry-Mansfield climber (at shadows edge) high on Upper Exum Rt. 1968.

Mia above the golden staircase

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The Upper Exum

The friction pitch on the Upper Exum.

Summit on July 23, 2009

Near the summit

Wall Street

The Wall Street pitch, the first semi technical pitch on the Upper Exum Ridge route.

The summit ridge on the Upper Exum.

Our 2 teams traversing towards Wall Street in early season.

Wall Street and the start of the upper exum.

Keith Leaman on Wall Street, leading a group of 6 Perry-Mansfield climbers on Upper Exum Rt. 1968.

Chris gets his introduction to the dark art of free soloing alpine routes on the Upper Exum<br>
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July 2014

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View of the entire Exum Ridge from the lower saddle

Nearing the summit

The final pitch above the Petzoldt Lieback, Warren is climbing the "small 10' tower". The summit is only a few minutes away.

Wall Street ledge from above the lower Exum

High on route, early season.

On the Upper Exum

view of wall street from point near upper saddle.

Soloing an easy section of the middle of the route, with the Middle Teton behind.<br>

Snowfield just before the last scramble at the top.

This is the view from the guides camp in the lower saddle. Note that there is a bit of multipath interference on the GPS track near wall street so it does not follow the red path exactly through that section.

Rappeling from above Petzoldt's lieback pitch. Below lies an alternate 60m rappel which leaves you below all the difficulties on the Owen Spalding. Note the fresh snow (September).

A party climbing the Petzoldt Ridge, as viwed from the Exum. This group was led by Doug Coombs who we later met near the summit and talked to on the descent. Photo taken September 2003.

Traversing a slab on the way to the summit

Exum Ridge

Coming up the friction pitch

Descending Owen Spaulding.

Ridge below the summit

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