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Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 04 2010 12:38 pm
by Jim
The plan is to leave from Schultz Tank around 10 am and hike to Doyle Saddle. From there we will hike up to Fremont and Doyle Peaks. See the 22 year old register on Doyle and the even older cabin which is falling apart. It will be a little early to have peak color on the Weatherford, but it should still be good and will hopefully be a nice day.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 05 2010 12:15 pm
by hippiepunkpirate
For the interest of others, what do you think the mileage and elevation estimates would be for this? 13-14 miles and 4300 feet AEG?

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 06 2010 12:11 am
by big_load
There's a cabin on Doyle? I should have stayed another day and gone for those. I also noticed a trail branching off from about halfway down on Weatherford that looked like a ridiculously steep back way to Fremont. Or was it created by ten thousand people who had to find out where that little trail goes?

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 06 2010 8:51 am
by Jim
Yeah, maybe 12 miles and 4400'.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 14 2010 8:40 am
by Jim
Is else anyone considering committing to this? I ask in case this gets rolled into the Fall Photo thingy.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 14 2010 8:53 am
by juliachaos
I will very likely be there.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 14 2010 9:31 am
by Jim
Well, OK then.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 14 2010 10:21 am
by Tough_Boots
I think I'll most likely be there, too. Gotta see what my girlfriend's work schedule is that weekend. If I go hiking on her day off-- I'll be in trouble. :o

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 9:35 am
by hippiepunkpirate
Hate to do this, but I think I'm going to have to cancel. I need to double check the dates but it looks like I've got a family thing I have to go to do on this day :(

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 2:15 pm
by Tough_Boots
hippiepunkpirate wrote:but I think I'm going to have to cancel
lame! I thought this trip would give our beards a chance to join-- like Voltron!

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 2:36 pm
by big_load
big_load wrote:I also noticed a trail branching off from about halfway down on Weatherford that looked like a ridiculously steep back way to Fremont. Or was it created by ten thousand people who had to find out where that little trail goes?
Hey Jim, do you have any comment on this? I'm not sure if I could pinpoint it on the map, but there is something more substantial than a game trail that heads off in that direction. I wasn't in the mood to explore it very far.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 8:00 pm
by Jim
big_load wrote:
big_load wrote:I also noticed a trail branching off from about halfway down on Weatherford that looked like a ridiculously steep back way to Fremont. Or was it created by ten thousand people who had to find out where that little trail goes?
Hey Jim, do you have any comment on this? I'm not sure if I could pinpoint it on the map, but there is something more substantial than a game trail that heads off in that direction. I wasn't in the mood to explore it very far.
Can you be more specific to the location?

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 8:04 pm
by Jim
hippiepunkpirate wrote:Hate to do this, but I think I'm going to have to cancel. I need to double check the dates but it looks like I've got a family thing I have to go to do on this day :(
I see how it is. This is because I shaved, isn't it!

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 8:42 pm
by big_load
Jim_H wrote:
big_load wrote:
big_load wrote:I also noticed a trail branching off from about halfway down on Weatherford that looked like a ridiculously steep back way to Fremont. Or was it created by ten thousand people who had to find out where that little trail goes?
Hey Jim, do you have any comment on this? I'm not sure if I could pinpoint it on the map, but there is something more substantial than a game trail that heads off in that direction. I wasn't in the mood to explore it very far.
Can you be more specific to the location?
I wish I had marked it. It was just about where the aspens ended, coming off the left side (going up) of one of those switchbacks whose left sides seem to be on a ridge of Fremont. I wish I had realized at the time that my curiosity would linger.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 17 2010 9:14 pm
by Jim
It may be just an animal trail. I've been on a few up there that are really well trodden. Some areas of the grassy south slope are almost covered in them.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 18 2010 7:53 am
by azbackpackr
Can't make it. Bike race on Sat., exam on Monday. Study on Sunday. Bleeeccchh! Have fun!

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 19 2010 8:22 am
by hippiepunkpirate
Tough_Boots wrote: lame! I thought this trip would give our beards a chance to join-- like Voltron!
I know, I'm bummed. Someday. The Voltron reference reminds me of 36 Chambers....
Jim_H wrote:I see how it is. This is because I shaved, isn't it!
I don't want anyone seeing me hike with some yuppie-scum lookin' fellow.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 19 2010 8:24 am
by Jim
hippiepunkpirate wrote:I don't want anyone seeing me hike with some yuppie-scum lookin' fellow.
Thats cold.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 19 2010 12:39 pm
by Jim
Jake may or may not go, but I'm still planning on this.

Re: Fremont and Doyle Peaks

Posted: Sep 23 2010 10:46 pm
by hippiepunkpirate
Plans changed...this is looking like a "most likely" for me now! :)