
| Roads are washed out in Thompson Cyn. so we camped at the water tank, which is about 1.5 miles from the end of the road and the start of the trail head.
As you enter the canyon you'll see some high cliff with caves at the bottom. We arrived on Sunday about noon and did the climb up there; one hour up to the caves.
Next morning, left the water tank camp at 07:30 arrived on the summit at 11:30, great weather. As of 4/20/2009 there is NO summit register. So, maybe someone could take a new one up. The first mile of the trail is hard to follow. After about two hours it ends and you start up brush and rocks. From where the trail ends it takes about 1.5 hours to make the summit. We were back at our camp by 2:30pm. Not bad for two 67 year old guys. When you think about giving up, just remember us.
The roads in are very rough. I did it in a 4x4 Toyota truck but never use the four wheel drive.
Paul McGuffin/ Ray Kunselman, Green Valley,AZ and Laramie, WY |