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A gorgeous morning on the trail ascending the south banks of Grizzly Creek.Just one example of the interesting avalanche gully crossings along the trail. Typically they are marked with cairns.Approaching the head of the Grizzly Creek valley with Mount Potts at center and Evan Thomas rising at right. We'll go a bit further here before turning uphill to the left.Gorgeous scenery from the Potts / Opal Ridge col looking towards Evan Thomas (L) and Grizzly Peak (C).Crossing a small patch of snow with Denny now visible rising to upper right. Opal Ridge at left.Mount Denny from just before the meadows to its base. The route is obvious from here starting at center and rising between the twin summits above.Approaching the twisted rock at the bottom of the SW face. We'll ascend the only obvious line right of the overhang at center.Engaging the slab with the infamous Orangutan face looking on from across the valley.Looking up - looks like fun!Parts of the SW face are very quick to ascend on nice, moderately angled slabs.Continuing up the face.Alex chose a line on the left side of the drainage and ended up crossing some of the snow patches visible high above us here.Ascending slabs.Nearing the scree bowl under the summit ridge now. Grizzly Peak (L) looks tiny.GULP. Alex P disappears over the ridge to the south summit.Wietse at the col with the north summit behind him. We'll tag the official, south summit, first.Looking back at Wietse following me up the very exposed ridge on Denny. The fact that it slopes to the huge exposure off the east face makes it even more interesting.The register is 24 years old but has been filling much quicker since around 2012 when it was first published on the Internet.A huge panorama of very familiar peaks looking north (L), east (C) and south (R) includes (L to R), The Mackay Hills, McDougall, Fisher, Fullerton, Romulus, Potts and Evan Thomas among many others.It's much colder than it looks, but the view is tough to beat.