The main ridge forms a narrow crest, with steep cliffs and scree slopes. Here it clings to rocky crevices and well-drained scree slopes. These chasms are steep and are partially filled with debris, mostly talus and scree. The loose rocks at the base of the wall form what are called scree slopes. Most cliffs have some form of scree slope at their base. The pieces of rock collect at the bottom creating a "talus" or "scree". There are views available from a nearby scree slope. The melting process of the underlying glacier is slowed by the protective layer of scree. Most of the perimeter consists of vertical rocks with scree at the bottom. The summit, which is covered in scree, is marked by a trig point. Scree deposits are found near the base. The efficiency of freeze/thaw processes in scree production is debated by scientists. The scree plot is named after its resemblance to a scree after its elbow. Raymond B. Cattell introduced the scree plot in 1966. Organized/Atypeek Music, Primo Scree, Glitterhouse Records, Caroline Records, Glitterhouse Records.