The rappel out of the north entrance of GTNP can actually be safely done with just one 8-meter rope.

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The rappel out of the north entrance of GTNP can actually be safely done with just one 8-meter rope.

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Teton moonrise.

Grand Teton and Owen from the northwest, in a very dry August. Virtually no snow at all in Valhalla, and nothing in the Black Ice. Scrufty.

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Brendan Leonard

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“The rappel out of the north entrance of GTNP can actually be safely done with just one 8-meter rope. ”

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