Guadalupe Peak Trail Photos
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![Summit View #4](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/1a6e440461464004b0d02faba6d4368b-small.jpg)
View #4 from the summit. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Summit View #3](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/8be3f105cf874017b39467b802282427-small.jpg)
View #3 from the summit. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Summit View #2](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/1a15d6ea3ece4cb688e0ff637423d5af-small.jpg)
View #2 from the summit. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Summit View #1](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/307f96e2e8b44bfb84fb1e63ccb5acab-small.jpg)
View #1 from the summit. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Summit](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/6f4b3b2beece4c338abc9c0f53b04079-small.jpg)
View of the top. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Rest Stop At "The Bridge"](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/4a16238508b945958596f37764414d93-small.jpg)
Photo of me at "the bridge" near the summit. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Trailhead](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/8856230e796b464c82f9decb37f8c95b-small.jpg)
View of the trailhead near Pine Springs campground. (Photo by
Blaze)
![3D Overview Of The Trail](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photo2015/6320e1ea2f12476ab1f3140d7fed9a28-small.jpg)
This photo shows the path/ascent of the trail. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Switchbacks](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0087s-1e63f7eab0-small.jpg)
The trail is a series of strenuous switchbacks. Stop periodically to admire the view. (Photo by
Blaze)
![View From The Top](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0105s-1e63f7e911-small.jpg)
From the summit, you look down at the massive El Capitan and can see for many, mahy miles on a clear day. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Summit](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0103s-1e63f7e7dd-small.jpg)
There is a pyramid-shaped monument at the summit. The register is in the ammo box seen near my right boot. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Bridge](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0120s-1e63f7d730-small.jpg)
There is one bridge along the trail in a section of steep cliffs. If you slip or faint, your fall could be fatal so exercise caution. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Another View Of The Trail](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0034s-1e63f7d542-small.jpg)
In some areas, steps have been created, but the ascent is still taxing. (Photo by
Blaze)
![View Of The Trail](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0023s-1e63f7d46f-small.jpg)
The trail is steep, rocky, and unrelenting. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Trailhead](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/0005s-1e63f7d38b-small.jpg)
This trailhead is not just for the Guadalupe Peak trail, but several other trails, too. (Photo by
Blaze)
![Guadalupe Peak Monument](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/GuadalupePeak-small.jpg)
Monument at the top of Guadalupe Peak. (Photo by
Eveline)
![Guadalupe Peak Trail](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/GuadalupePeak2-small.jpg)
Heading down the trail looks steeper than it did coming up. (Photo by
Eveline)
![Bridge on Guadalupe Peak Trail](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/GuadalupePeak3-small.jpg)
This is the only bridge on the Guadalupe Peak trail. (Photo by
Eveline)
![Looking over El Capitan from the top of Texas Guadalupe Peak](http://static.logbookexplorer.com/photos/Guadilupe+Peak+Fall+2007+027-108f27c4d1-small.jpg)
Looking down at El Capitan from the top of Texas Guadalupe Peak (Photo by
wardbd1)