Mt. Navajo (the pointy one in the middle of the photo) is only around 13,000', but has a nice steep snow slope and some good 5.5 rock. A great day trip, and it looks cool. The route goes up the left side of the large glacier in the middle of the photo (40-50 degree snow) then meanders up easy rock along the skyline you see here. Make sure to get good beta for the descent.
Mark on some 4th class terrain once we reached rock
Mark soloing one of the few semi-technical bits on the route (5.5)
Kris at the summit
A word of warning to prospective climbers: The descent from Navajo is a bitch if you don't know exacty where you're going. Descend the chimney to the southeast, then stay high to make sure you get into the second gully, which contains a wrecked airplaine. Descending the first gully on the left (which we did) involves hours of misdirected downclimbing around many short, wet cliffs and is generally exhausting and unpleasant.