| 13832, 13811 & Grassy Mountain A Trip Report |
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| 13832, 13811 & Grassy Mountain A   | 
| Page Type: Trip Report Location: Colorado, United States, North America Lat/Lon: 37.95700°N / 107.3439°W Date Climbed/Hiked: Jul 29, 2007 Activities: Hiking Season: Summer | Page By: kalet Created/Edited: Aug 1, 2007 / Aug 1, 2007 Object ID: 318887 Hits: 568  Loading... Page Score: 0% - 0 Votes  Loading... Vote: Log in to vote |
Stats
| Peak Name | CO Rank | Elevation |
| 13832 | 90 |
13832 |
| 13811 | 99
| 13811 |
| Grassy Mountain A | 768
| 12821 |
Distance: 17.4 miles
Elevation Gain: 6400'
13832I camped at the busy Silver-Grizzly Gulch Trailhead Saturday night. I started hiking at 4:13 am. I signed the register and broke out my breakfast. I continued up the good trail to the Redcloud-13832 saddle. I continued up to 13832 finding a decent trail that skirted the south side of 13832. I left the trail soon after it began descending towards the 13832-13632 saddle, gained 13832's east ridge and followed it to the summit. I made it to the top at 7:31 am. 13811 From the East |
13811I descended back to the good trail and followed it around 13632's east face. The trail faded here and I continued to the 13811-13632 saddle. The views of Uncompahgre Peak were phenomenal. From here, I continued up the ridge to the 13811. I got to the summit at 8:31 am. Grassy Mountain From the West |
Grassy Mountain AGrassy Mountain is a solid 2.3 miles from 13811. I made the decision to commit to the legnthy ridge run. This was a very scenic ridge. I got to the 13811-Grassy Mountain saddle and followed a faint trail skirting Grassy Mountain's south face. I left the trail and climbed directly towards the summit. I got to the top at 9:36 am. There was a second register placed there on June 14, 2005 by Jennifer Roach. Only one other party signed the register. I took a quick photo of Half Peak & "Quarter Peak" and headed back to the Silver-Grizzly Gulch Trailhead. I got there shortly after 1 pm. Half Peak & "Quarter Peak", from left to right, from Grassy Mountain | Images
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