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Kurt Johnson looking toward the Howser Towers from near the summit of Bugaboo Spire. Photo by Chad Bennett.

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Aug 15, 2018

“Last light at Applebee Campground”

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Kurt Johnson looking toward the Howser Towers from near the summit of Bugaboo Spire. Photo by Chad Bennett.

Shot of Snowpatch Spire from the beginning of a route on Crescent Towers in July 2007. Try to beat that Bugaboo weather!

Looking south from Applebee Campground during a break in the rain.

First good glimpse of the Bugaboo's on the drive in.

Rock fall from the Bugaboo/Snowpatch col

The classic view from Bugaboo Lodge. Houndstooth is the prominent tooth shaped peak in the center.

Heading towards the Crescent Spire with the Snowpatch-Bugaboo Col and the tops of the Howsers in the background.

Looking east from near the summit of Bugaboo Spire.

Porcupine barriers!

Snowpatch, Crescent, Pigeon, and Bugaboo spires, and the North Howser Tower as seen from the summit of Brenta spire.

Pigeon Spire and the Howser Towers as seen from the summit of Snowpatch.

Todd Gordon waits out a storm.

Looking out at the glacier from near the base of the Northeast Ridge of Bugaboo Spire.

Relaxing in the Kain Hut on a forced rest day.

Applebee Dome campsite under the East face of Snowpatch Spire

Great view of the valley heading into the park

Accommodations in the Bugaboos include a four star swimming pool

Kurt Johnson heading back down from the summit of Bugaboo Spire. Photo by Chad Benett.

Perhaps the greatest spot on earth

East face of Pigeon Spire and the Howser Towers in the background.

The bugs

Early morning start in the Bugs.

Bugaboo Spire as seen from the summit of Snowpatch.

September in the Bugaboos.

Avalanche coming off the Snowpatch. That thing is 5 acres!

Spotting the gnome brings good luck.

Houndstooth, Snowpatch, Bugaboo. From Applebee camp

Suzie (my Isuzu) finds a friend in the Bugaboo parking lot.

Bugs from, Bugaboo Lodge,

Zowie! The central Bugs as seen from the summit of Brenta Spire.

Love at first sight

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Glacier below Marmolata

View from camp.

Ready to go for 12 days in the Bugs!! Yeehaw! Some little critter still got to my spark plug wires. You can't put up too much chicken wire!

Camped below the hut, Chad Benett sorts gear for the next day's ascent of Bugaboo Spire.

Parking, Bugsboos Trail Head,

The trail in ...

Avalanche off 5 acre snowpatch.

My first view of the Bugs at long last.

Crescent Spire from the hike into the park.

Applebee Campground.

Bugaboo Col, Pigeon and Snowpatch

Snowpatch, Pigeon, 1/4 of Bugaboo

Sleeping loft accomodations at the Kain Hut

Applebee fog

Pigeon (L) and Snowpatch (R) Spires (showing namesake snow patch) from Bugaboo Lodge. Kane hut is barely visible - the light green dot at treeline near the bottom center of photo.

Overflow parking.

Sunset South Howser Tower - July 1990. We got passed by 3 groups around sunrise intent on doing the route in one day. They missed this magical moment and all the other positives that come with spending one or more nights over here.

Morning view of Guy Johnson at the super cool bivy site near the top of the South Howser Tower on the B-C route - July 1990

Looking east from the summit of Bugaboo Spire.

Howsers from B-S col, July 2007 ...

The Conrad Kain Hut

Applebee Dome.

The Bugaboo (R) - Snowpatch (L) col - gateway to adventure! Pigeon Spire and the Howsers (in cloud) visible behind. (view from Cresent Spires)

In the Bugaboos, approach to route called "The Ears Between"

Pigeon Spire and the Howsers as seen from near the summit of Bugaboo Spire.

Houndstooth Spire.

Last light at Applebee Campground

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