Gives me the willies just thinking about it. My fear of heights was all but gone by now, and I bounced down with no problem and no fear in about 10 minutes. The key to going down is to go backwards, and keep your eyes on the granite in front of you. Made dinner, shot more video and made the scene at the campfire, which featured more marshmallows, hot-dogs, and other stuff. This hike is NOT for the faint hearted.
Many people change their minds and go back when confronted with the cables.
Looking down from the halfway point. Last chance to chicken out. It's a long way to the bottom View looking west from The Top. I write this from my wheelchair, because I can hardly walk. My legs are killing me, and I'm scheduled to referee two basketball games this coming Wednesday.