| This is Andersen Pass from about five miles away. |
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| This is Benjamin at Andersen Pass just before starting the climb to the top. |
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| These are the scouts climbing up the last 500 feet to the top of Kings Peak. |
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| Here we are at the top by the plaque. They are very tired. |
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| Another view of the scouts at the top of the world. |
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| Highest scoutmaster in Utah. |
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| Closeup look at the plaque on the top of Kings Peak. |
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| Looking west from the top of Kings Peak at the many lakes and snow drifts. |
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| We took a long peaceful rest at beautiful Tungsten Lake. We also caught some nice fish here. This was one of our favorite spots. |
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| Cooking Brook Trout at 10,500 feet elevation. They really taste good! |
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| We're now leaving the south slope to cross over Black Smith's Fork onto the north slope. At this point we saw a coyote. |
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| We hiked to Red Castle Lake and camped two nights beneath Red Castle Mountain. |
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| Another view of Red Castle Mountain. |
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| Looking north from Red Castle Lake into Wyoming. |
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| Scoutmaster standing at the base of Red Castle Mountain. |
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