Sutton Mountain
About this peak
Sutton Mountain is a BLM-managed peak in Wheeler County that sits above wildflower meadows in spring and has views that extend to the Painted Hills. The recommended route is the Hiking Sutton Mountain guide, about 7.0 miles round trip with roughly 1,612 feet of gain. Access points are along the Sutton Mountain Back Country Byway, a 41-mile scenic loop, and there are no campgrounds or restrooms at them. Bring everything you need for a remote day out.
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Hazards
This is a remote wilderness study area with no campgrounds or restrooms at the access points, so carry all the water, food and navigation you need. The route is about 7.0 miles with roughly 1,612 feet of gain. Access is by backcountry byway roads, and the BLM page does not describe road conditions, so check with the BLM Prineville District before you go.
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