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| | BOUNDARY PEAK |
 | | The twin summits of Boundary Peak and Montgomery Peak, which anchor the northern end of the White Mountain Range, lay directly before me. Boundary Peak lies just within the Nevada border, and Montgomery Peak, which is about 300 feet higher, lies in California, while the state line runs across the saddle between them. |
 | | At about 12,800 feet the north ridge intersected the peak’s east ridge, and I turned to the right and climbed the last 300 yards up to the summit, once again staying to the right side of the summit ridge in order to bypass some large rock outcroppings. |
 | | Finding no marker, I headed back up toward Boundary’s summit, and met four young climbers coming down the ridge who were on their way to attempt a climb of Montgomery. |
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