Brown's Peak, AZ :: Question by wesleyweidig
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Brown's Peak, AZ :: Question by wesleyweidig
Hi, new member here. I will be hiking Brown's peak in the Four Peaks mountain range soon and am wondering if there is a map that shows how to ascend from the backside of the peak? I have hiked to the peak twice before through the scramble that most everyone takes, however I have seen people talk about ascending from the back by turning off East somewhere at the saddle. If anyone has any info on this or a map I would really appreciate it. Thanks a lot!
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Re: Brown's Peak, AZ :: Question by wesleyweidig
@wesleyweidig
For one of the options, go to this hike description: Brown's Peak Loop via Alder Saddle
On that page, scroll down the right side and you will find the Official Route
Another option can be found here:
Four Peaks Mother Lode
It is the first part of a 'Mother Lode' hike (hiking to all four peaks) but once at the summit of Brown's, you can of course descend the chute you ascended in the past.
For one of the options, go to this hike description: Brown's Peak Loop via Alder Saddle
On that page, scroll down the right side and you will find the Official Route
Another option can be found here:
Four Peaks Mother Lode
It is the first part of a 'Mother Lode' hike (hiking to all four peaks) but once at the summit of Brown's, you can of course descend the chute you ascended in the past.
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Re: Brown's Peak, AZ :: Question by wesleyweidig
@CannondaleKid
Thanks so much! Happy Hiking!
Thanks so much! Happy Hiking!
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