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Foxy Long Bottoms

Foxy Long Bottoms - Jun 8, 2023 9:18 am Date Climbed: Jun 1, 2023

Trail to direct  Sucess!

Hiked a trail until it hit a road, then up a rocky gully to a switchback in the road to the summit.

technicolorNH

technicolorNH - Oct 8, 2020 6:05 pm Date Climbed: Oct 7, 2020

stomach flu hike  Sucess!

The day after I took forever to climb Sandia Peak I did this from the parking area for the Sabine Canyon trail system. Took 45 minutes and I definitely still felt a bit off. Startled a rattlesnake slithering up who didn’t see me leaning against a pole on the shaded stoop of a storage building. I left him be and he reciprocated.

Brian Kalet

Brian Kalet - Jan 13, 2018 12:56 pm Date Climbed: Apr 17, 2016

9 Peaks  Sucess!

With Mount Withington, Withington Wilderness HP, 10020, 9965, 9390, Gray Hill, Granite Mountain & Silver Hill.

hans.schenk

hans.schenk - Sep 19, 2016 6:00 pm Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2016

Via Cedro Peak Trail  Sucess!

Did this with my son. Short but sweet. The views are great. Interestingly enough their was an unkindness of Common Ravens at the top soaring around and roosting on the towers. It was a bit eerie especially as they made their knocking sounds with their beaks.

cftbq

cftbq - Dec 16, 2013 6:42 pm Date Climbed: Dec 15, 2013

south slopes  Sucess!

I parked at the upper intersection of FR 542 and FR 252. I followed the road to the gate, then turned left, and free-lanced my way directly up until I encountered the switchbacked road/trail, which I followed to the summit area. Beautiful, sunny day. A great, short hike: 1 mile RT, ~270 ft. elevation gain. On the way out, I noticed the TH on the road just below the official parking area. Presumably, starting here would yield a slightly longer, and more scenic, hike to the top.

Outdoorpartner

Outdoorpartner - Jun 3, 2012 11:01 pm Date Climbed: Apr 7, 2012

Cedro 45

Hit the top twice in one day as a part of the Cedro 45 Ultra. Fantastic day, but got lost on the trail about 5 miles after the peak.

asaking11

asaking11 - Jan 30, 2010 12:40 am

Many times, many ways  Sucess!

I've been up here quite a few times. I've hiked it, I've mountain bike it, I've 4 wheeled it in my Jeep, and I've even ridden my road bike up here.

Sarah Simon

Sarah Simon - Nov 27, 2008 7:24 pm Date Climbed: Nov 27, 2008

Southern Trail from Jose Tomas  Sucess!

We used the instructions from Explore New Mexico: http://www.explorenm.com/hikes/CedroPeak/ for this hike. (I didn't even know SP had a page for this one!) We had amazing weather - and not in the warm, sunny sense. We started off in a cool mist and drizzle. As we neared the top the drizzle turned to rain, but we pressed on. After reaching the top, while we were drinking water and exploring the summit, the rain turned to sleet...then hail (ouch!) and we quickly headed down from the summit. Then the skies opened up with thunder-slush! It was insane. We got back down the mountain as fast as we could through the slush and mud with 3 leashed dogs. My dear husband - so patient with me and my hobby. The poor dogs - covered in ice and snow. I have to take davebobk47's word there are nice views from the summit. All we saw were CLOUDS. Hiking partner: Husband. Pupcicles: Lady, Bing & Lela.

davebobk47

davebobk47 - Nov 5, 2008 12:21 pm Date Climbed: Oct 18, 2008

Nice Day  Sucess!

Nice hike with the girlfriend and two dogs. Perfect fall weather. Short easy hike, only saw people at the TH, no one else on the other trails.

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