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1,037 AEG |
| | Hiking | 2.20 Miles | 2 Hrs 18 Mns | | 1.09 mph |
| 1,037 ft AEG | 17 Mns Break | 20 LBS Pack | | |
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| no partners | | I drove as far as reasonable (ok so it was a little farther) then hoofed it up the canyon toward what i thought was Peak 4054. It was, but as I found out when I reached the center of three 'summits' I still had another slope to drop down before climbing to the true summit.
From the vantage point in the center, I didn't like the looks of the climb to the summit. But once I got to climbing it was just one hand-hold at a time and I made it up just fine. I took the usual panorama video and photos before heading back across the center peak and finally to the northern-most 'false-summit' that could be seen from the TH.
I wandered a bit on the return trip while taking photos and scanning the terrain for the hike to Peak 4110, which I would be setting off for within 15 minutes or so.
As mentioned in the description for this hike, this area has a lot to offer. I'll be coming back very soon for aimless wandering if nothing else. Oh wait, I have another peak to bag out there so I will have a specific reason to return.
I'm posting a chunk of the photos on HAZ, as usual the full set will be on my website.
A 75 second summit 360-degree pan video is here:
http://changephoenix.com/jpserver/web/public/album.php?id=294 |
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| 4x4 Trip | 9.00 Miles |
706 AEG |
| | 4x4 Trip | 9.00 Miles | 1 Hour 27 Mns | | 6.21 mph |
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| no partners | | | Round-trip drive for my hikes to Peak 4054 & 4110. |
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