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 A common view of Mount Olympus from the valley  A close up of the peaks of Mount Olympus; 2 main peaks with 4 sub-peaks.  Another view of all the peaks of Mount Olympus The West Slabs are visible in the middle of the picture The Great Chimney is visible on the far left.  Triangle Peak comes into view on the left. From this angle you can see both of the main summits.  A closer view of the north face of Mount Olympus.  A more direct view. The route up the North Face Trail is visible starting on the bottom left, then reaching the base of the Great Chimney on the left of the peak. From there you cut diagonally upward to the ridge. From there you would follow the skyline to the Northern Sub-Peak, then rock climb 5.4 up to the summit of the diamond tipped North Peak.  The Great Chimney and the most northern sub-peak on the North Massif. The North Face Trail cuts diagonally up to the right.  The West Slabs - 11 pitch 5.5 easy Big Wall.  The Great Chimney - 5.7 Four + pitches  From near Neffs Canyon  The ridge used to climb the North Face Trail (Bottom-center) Kamp's Ridge Climbs the skyline to the top right (Great Chimney) Triangle Peak peers from the background.  The West Slabs  The diagonal line cutting from the lower left to the upper right is part of the North Face Trail  A view of Mount Olympus from the entrance to Neffs Canyon  A view of the norther most peak as the sun sets. The darker slab on the left is Kamp's Ridge - 5.6 10 Pitches.  Triangle Peak  The northern most peak  Frosted Flakes of quartzite.  The wall east of Mount Olympus  Looking west into the sunset, Stansbury island sits in the Great Salt Lake
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