Mount Huntington's west face in winter.

Evening light over Mount Silverthrone and Mount Huntington, as viewed from Mount Hunter's south ridge.

Eamonn Walsh on the Colton-Leach route on Mount Huntington's west face.

A traverse on Mount Huntington's Colton-Leach route. Denali's south buttress is visible in the background.

View south at 7 AM from the summit of Mount Huntington (12,240').

View towards Mount Hunter and Mount Foraker from high on Mount Huntington.

The Rooster Comb as viewed from the summit of Mount Huntington.

Mount Huntington's west face in winter.

The summit cornice of Mount Huntington. The east buttress of Denali is the point to the left, Peak 11,300' is directly above the summit cornice, and Mount Silverthrone is to the right.

Eamonn Walsh descending the summit ridge of Mount Huntington.

DeHavilland Beaver beneath Mount Huntington's west face.

Storm clouds envelope Mount Huntington.

A summer storm overwhelms Mount Huntington and Mount Hunter.

Mount Huntington from the southeast.

Mount Huntington's rugged, 5,500 foot tall north face.

The east face of Mount Huntington.

Mount Huntington's corniced "French" ridge, the original line of ascent of this iconic Alaskan mountain.

Descending the Harvard Route, high above the Tokositna Glacier, on Mount Huntington.

Climbing on the west face of Mount Huntington.

Paul Roderick flying his DeHavilland Otter in front of Mount Huntington. I took this photograph from 11,200 feet during an ascent of Denali's Isis Face. Paul is my brother in law and the owner of Talkeetna Air Taxi, and was flying by to see how we were doing. This photo was featured as a double page spread in the Table of Contents page in Alpinist Magazine, issue #29.

Mount Huntington viewed from Denali's south buttress.

Sunset over Mount Hunter and Mount Foraker from the west face of Mount Huntington.

Joe Puryear on a steep rock pitch on Mount Huntington's Harvard Route.