Malgosia, Marcin, Zosia and I stopped for a longer break on the summit of Boundary Peak before commencing our descent.  Retracing our footprints, we had no issues returning to where we first gained the ridge crest.  Interestingly, we encountered a bighorn sheep here going in the opposite direction, and as it kept coming toward us, we stood still and wondered if it would simply walk right past us on the ridge crest.  As it turned out, the sheep veered off the ridge crest at the last moment and quickly detoured around us before continuing on its merry way toward Boundary Peak.  After our close encounter with the sheep, we dropped down the steep snow-covered rubble slope back to South Lusk Meadows.  We had to be careful with the slippery footing here, but thankfully, we all made it down safely without any mishaps.  The ensuing hike down the cutline and out the valley felt monotonously long but was otherwise straightforward and uneventful.

	Here is a first look at Boundary Peak early in the day from a gap in the trees in the approach valley.
	Malgosia, Marcin and Sonny make one of several frozen stream crossings in the valley. Photo courtesy of Zosia Zgolak
	Marcin, Malgosia and Zosia reach a hunter's camp partway up the valley.
	The group follows a cutline in the upper valley.
	From South Lusk Meadows, the route gains the ridge just above the isolated stand of trees slightly left of centre.
	Sonny, Marcin and Malgosia approach the aforementioned isolated stand of trees. Photo courtesy of Zosia Zgolak
	The group makes its way up the last steep section before the ridge crest.
	After gaining the ridge crest, the group heads northwest to a high point.

Malgosia joins Zosia and Marcin on the high point of unofficially-named Boundary Ridge (2181 metres).  At left is Midday Peak while Mount Baldy is visible at centre.

 

	Here is the view of Boundary Peak from the high point of Boundary Ridge.
	The group hikes along the connecting ridge to Boundary Peak.
	Zosia scrambles up the steepest section of Boundary Peak's north ridge.
	The remainder of the ascent is just an easy hike up snow-covered rubble.
	Much of the approach can be seen behind Marcin and Malgosia as they finish their climb.  At far left is South Lusk Meadows, and the approach valley is visible at centre.
	Malgosia, Marcin, Zosia and Sonny stand on the summit of Boundary Peak (2440 metres).
	In the foreground to the southeast is Belmore Browne Peak.
	Here is the summit view to the south.

Numerous familiar peaks stretch across the western horizon.

 

	This is looking back down on Boundary Ridge (right of centre) to the north.
	Zosia, Malgosia and Marcin leave the summit to begin their descent.
	A bighorn sheep prepares to make a detour around some hikers hogging the ridge crest.
	Marcin, Malgosia and Zosia drop off the ridge crest.
	The descent to South Lusk Meadows is steep but surprisingly easy with snow.
	Here is a final look at Boundary Peak late in the day from the same gap in the trees in the approach valley.
	Total Distance:  14.0 kilometres Round-Trip Time:  8 hours 22 minutes Cumulative Elevation Gain:  792 metres GPX Data