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      <P>Photographs from an ascent of San Jacinto Peak by Don Nelsen <i>via</i>
         the Lykken Trail on August 4, 2003. This route entails over ten thousand feet of 
         elevation gain as it proceeds from desert to subalpine forest. </P>

      <P>Far less rigorous means exist to climb this mountain - including several 
         excellent trails on the western slopes (with about 4,000 feet of gain);
         and an aerial tramway (with about 2,400 feet of gain). </P>

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       <photo caption="Self explanatory warning." 
                  url="Lykken_warning_sign_orig.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Low elevation view of Palm Springs by early light.
                       Compare with photo 6 below." 
                  url="Lykken_Palm_Springs_view_low_200.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Rock graffito with an important reminder." 
                  url="Lykken_rock_notice_orig.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Don Nelsen at the summit boulders." 
                  url="Lykken_summit_boulders_orig.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Don Nelsen enroute." 
                  url="Lykken_Don_Nelsen_150_cropped.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="High elevation view of Palm Springs near the 
                       aerial tramway&apos;s upper terminus.
                       Compare with photo 2 above." 
                  url="Lykken_Palm_Springs_view_high_200.jpg"/>

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