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I start looking for a way back down from the Kelso Peak ridge line, preferably not following the same route I ascended

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3642-kelso-peak.jpg Now that I'm on one of the low ridges north of Kelso Peak, hiking seems so easy again!ThumbnailsThe larger rocks on this part of the Kelso Peak slope make for a descent with better footing than I had on the way upNow that I'm on one of the low ridges north of Kelso Peak, hiking seems so easy again!ThumbnailsThe larger rocks on this part of the Kelso Peak slope make for a descent with better footing than I had on the way upNow that I'm on one of the low ridges north of Kelso Peak, hiking seems so easy again!ThumbnailsThe larger rocks on this part of the Kelso Peak slope make for a descent with better footing than I had on the way upNow that I'm on one of the low ridges north of Kelso Peak, hiking seems so easy again!ThumbnailsThe larger rocks on this part of the Kelso Peak slope make for a descent with better footing than I had on the way upNow that I'm on one of the low ridges north of Kelso Peak, hiking seems so easy again!ThumbnailsThe larger rocks on this part of the Kelso Peak slope make for a descent with better footing than I had on the way up

I make careful switchbacks so as not to lose my footing. Larger rocks usually provide support, but caution is required because some of them move just when I think they will hold me.