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The ultimate adventure guide

David Kerruish
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The trailhead is well marked immediately below the unmissable Charcoal Kilns.
David Kerruish
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The trail quickly arcs away from the road, which opens up views back down Wildrose Canyon.
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Starting in the morning, you'll quickly find yourself in the shade.
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After approximately a mile, the trail ramps up a dry gulch.
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Shale-like rock dominates the surrounds across the ridgeline, which makes up the middle section of the trail.
David Kerruish
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Ascending the ridge opens up breathtaking glimpses into Death Valley.
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The final ascent comes with a multitude of switchbacks and ever-improving views into Death Valley and beyond.
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Progress past the false peak for another quarter-mile until you reach the peak, marked by a single large cairn.
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Views from the peak up Death Valley.
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Looking west with the peaks of the Sierra visible on the horizon.
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Looking south from the summit toward Bennett, Rodgers and Telescope Peaks.
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Don't forget to sign the summit register!
David Kerruish
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Prickly pear is ever-present along the trail.
David Kerruish
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California Juniper.
David Kerruish
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01/01/2018
Wildrose Peak at sunset.

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