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Uncover Washington's Wild Side
Mount Constance and Warrior Peak from Del Monte Ridge west of Constance Pass.
Boulder Shelter area.
Olympic National Park boundary.
Mount Constance from the Home Creek Valley with Constance Pass saddle to the right.
Warrior Peak above Home Lake.
Above Home Lake looking toward Warrior Peak.
Looking south into the Olympic Mountains from Constance Pass. The Brothers are prominent to the left with Mount Anderson in the middle distance.
Looking north into the Dungeness River Valley.
Looking east from Del Monte Ridge toward a rapidly approaching moisture system that obscures Mount Olympus.
Looking across Home Creek Valley toward Mount Fricaba and Hal Foss Peak.
Southwest view into the Heather Creek Valley toward Mount Mystery.

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