Well we were almost to hidden peak when i took this picture. Doing the ramp is definatly easier from the right side than the left.

This was my campsite located next to the river leading from Rocky lake. The large peak in the background is the intimidating side of The Ramp. It was an absolutly incredible day.

Looking south from the summit of the Ramp. Peaks in photo are listed counter-clockwise from bottom right: The Wedge, Indianhouse?, Homicide, and the bottom ridge of Avalanche Mtn. (connected to the saddle in the middle).

Self portrait of me on the way down the last (and scariest) pitch of the ramp. about 300 feet down to the left, and about the same to the right. Lots of exposure, but great views!

View of the south face of the Ramp from just below ship lake pass. Most common route is directly up the main face to the ridgeline and up. The top has one sketchy section, but easy hiking/scrambling the rest of the way.

Sunset over cook inlet in March. Picture taken from ship lake pass at the base of The Ramp looking down the pass. Tordrillo and Neacola Mountains jutting above the clouds.