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The mountain on the right of the photo is Og Mountain.The third and first summit from the fourth.Phil at the giant summit cairn on Cross Ridge.Raf comes up behind me, the peak at center is Jimmy Simpson and is best ascended from Bow Lake rather than Peyto Lake.This is looking back towards the Wapta Icefield with Thompson, Baker, Peyto and Trapper in the distance.Raf on the exposed summit.Beautiful weather only boosts the beautiful landscape on this trip.Traversing left under impressive cliffs with incredible views back towards Hector and now towards Lake Louise. (L)Phil takes in the stunning views over Molar Tower as we near the summit. Molar Tower hasn't been climbed often - at a stiff 5.8+ it's not for the faint of heart.We can't get enough of this beautiful day! Care is required on Molar's summit block thanks to very loose rock and a severe drop on the north and east sides.Looking back as I go for the summit ridge. Wietse is starting up from the col and another gentleman is almost at the col behind us now.Raf follows our tracks along the ledge with Fallen looking like a proper peak in the distance.Great views from the top of the south ridge over the South Ghost River drainage.Find Eric in this photo to give an example of some of the exposure on the traverse.Ferenc follows me up the ridge to the Silverhorn. You can also start to see why people get lost while descending Andromeda to the AA col.The impressive view from the Silverhorn to the true summit of Mount Athabasca!Ferenc is tiny in the huge terrain just above the AA Glacier headwall.Ascending loose terrain to the second col.Ben tops out from the difficult section with gorgeous views into Catacombs valley.