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Birding · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife
Family Friendly
The two different plateaus make this a great route for families because you do not need to reach the summit in order to have wonderful views of the surrounding area.
Overview
This ridge trail has a few challenging sections of climbing switchbacks but is a wonderful day trip for anybody that wants to true desert experience.
Description
From the parking lot you'll spend your first mile or so ascending into the mountain on a beautifully crafted stone staircase. This is part of the
Hugh Norris Trail. After the first climbing section you'll find yourself along a ridge-line where you have a couple vantage points to see for miles. The second set of climbing will be on gradual switchbacks where you'll come out to a second plateau with some wonderful views. The last climb is fairly steep with more vertical switchbacks and appears to be a false summit but don't worry because the real summit is only about 0.4 miles away. You'll have transition to the
Wasson Peak Trail, but the change is almost imperceptible, and it's difficult to miss the turn.
Contacts
Shared By:
Niall Murphy
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