This mountain is hard to describe. One of the most incredible that I've seen or ever attempted.

Climbing past Ezy in the main couier on the paw.

Ezy climbing up to belay. At this point there was quite a dramatic change in the amount of rockfall and snow sliding down the couier.

Ezy downclimbing the Couier watching snow coming down.

This is an incredible picture not only because the mountain is rediculously insane but because of the clouds that it was forming late in the morning. This was the only time that was saw the mountain creating these thin clouds.

This is a picture that i capture this summer as i was climbing the East face of Mt. Wrather located in the Juneau ice field. The peak off to the right side is spencer peak, which i climbed earlier in the day and the mountain off in the horizon is Devil's Paw. Pretty narly!! There was some incredible alpine glow in the evenings during our trip. It was pretty intense! I think the smoke from all of the wild fires in northern Alaska and British Colombia helped bring out some of the vibrant colors.

Took a flight yesterday to check out the best possible routes for a climb/ski traverse on Devil's Paw. Once complete with the climb, we'll ski back home to Juneau across the Juneau Ice Field. cheers