This is always the hardest peak for me. It may only be 2.5 miles one way, but it definitely chews you up and spits you
Lots of wildflowers throughout the trail. 50 degrees at the 7am start, 80 degrees at 1230. Only three fallen trees to climb over.
Last year’s snowmelt really eroded some of this trail. I remember navigating roots and rocks several years ago when I did it last, but almost
Annoying that it posted to Kendrick and I can’t edit it and I can’t not have it logged properly for my own peace of mind.
After another rainy night of camping, it took a while to clean off the mud and dry out my gear. I was still in awe
What a gorgeous day for a hike! (My 6th!!). Rain the night before left the air clear and beautiful. Â Drove up from the east valley
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