Upper Kinney Lake (and in the distance, Lower Kinney Lake) from a point near the PCT junction. Number of parties camped on the north shore of the lake.

Upper Kinney Lake. The PCT would loop around the lake to the left and then pass in front of the unnamed peak on the way to Reynolds Meadow.

Old Mokelumne Wilderness sign marking the wilderness boundary

Looking back at Upper Kinney Lake from further north on the PCT.

Reynolds Peak came into view as the PCT headed down into Reynolds Meadow

At least a dozen speicies of wildflowers were in bloom in Raymond Meadow.

Reynolds Peak looms to the east. I continued past the peak as the PCT was still gaining elevation, then backtracked to attack the slopes from the north

From the apex of the PCT I headed upslope and then up the chute in the center of this shot. The rock was reasonably stable for volcanic terrain and routefinding not overly difficult.

Looking back down at the PCT from about halfway up the slope. The PCT was a freeway today and I passed a number of trough hikers making their way from Mexico. (6 or so people can be seen on the trail in the full sized version of this shot)