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And Sizer makes it six

Don Hogue June 1, 2019

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Trailhead Coe Headquarters

Type of hike Day hike

Trail conditions Trail in good condition

Road Road suitable for all vehicles

Bugs No bugs

Snow Snow free

Also on this hike

Wildflowers blooming

Completed the final leg of the Six Pack of Peaks today with a solo summit run of Mt. Sizer in Henry Coe State Park. At 17 miles – it was long, which included the 1.3 mile “Shortcut” which gained 1,500 feet in altitude for an average 22% grade (it’s like stairs for over a mile and a quarter). The trail had single track as well as dirt road, 3 stream crossings, a picturesque frog pond, and nice views. I was pretty tanked near the end after crossing Coyote Creek – then a long uphill back to the park headquarters. Overall, the weather was nice and I even got a high five from the ranger when I was done.

And Sizer makes it six

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THE SIX-PACK OF PEAKS CHALLENGE SERIES

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