North face of Mitchell has two quality routes, 5.7 and 5.9, on excellent rock.

Brett cruises another pitch on Pingora's classic NE Face

Uasunflower leading a pitch on the South Buttress on Pingora on a cold September day. No other climbing parties in the Cirque.

This is a beautiful peak with several quality moderate routes.

Just playing around in the alpine meadows of the Wind Rivers. Vibin snapped this one.

Summit shot of Pingora looking at the East Ridge of Wolf's head after climbing the Northeast Buttress route on Pingora

Returning to camp after climbing the NE butress on Pingora. The route follows the right skyline (essentially).

just a profile of my backside while i'm playin' around somewhere, maybe the sw side of pingora. I'm not sure.

Me and wanderinfree sharing a ledge on Pingora's South Butress.

Here I am on the sidewalk section of Wolfs Head's East Ridge. "Only" 5.6 :)

Having a few laughs with reno, nthusiastj and wanderinfree after a day on the south buttress.

Near the top of P2 on Pingora's South Butress. Photo by wanderinfree

This is me sucking wind on the approach to over hanging tower and a few other formations in Wyomings' cirque of the towers. The tower in the background (left side) is Pingora.

This was taken on my first visit to the Cirque of Towers. So many routes, so little time.

Three of us on the East Ridge of Wolf's Head, Wind River Range - well deserving of its classic status.

Matt Richardson somewhere on the South Buttress of Pingora, Cirque of the Towers, Wyoming. April 1994.

Perfect weather highlighted this fantastic climb of Pingora. The peak in the background is Overhanging Tower. Photo of Alan Ellis by Gary Haass. September 10, 2002.

After the haul across the pass, and descent along the glaciermelt streams that feed the Lonesome Lake, the goal of Pingora rises, at last, against a perfect August sky.

This is looking up at Warbonnet. This shot is looking southwest, showing the east side of the peak. The plume on the left side of the peak creates a gully between the plume and the peak that makes for a heinous approach.

Wyoclimber hanging out near the center of the cirque of the towers, by a little waterfall that is fed by hidden lake. The water here was probably snow 20 minutes before going over the edge!

This is me climbing the ridge on the approach to Pingora in the Cirque of Towers. Photo by WyoClimber.

I am standing about a two hours hike from the base of Pingora's Peak (the right most peak) in the Cirque of the Towers. We are at about 10,000 feet here. Majestic views on a beautiful Wyoming afternoon.

on top of pingora, on the way to wolf's head.

Page Kyle moving up the sidewalk on Wolf's Head- its possible though not straightforward to traverse from pingora to wolfs head after the first (2nd?) rap off pingora.

This was our camp near the base of warbonnet in the cirue of the towers. Pingora looms large to the right with wolf's head to the left of Pingora.