Page Type: | Mountain/Rock |
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Lat/Lon: | 38.36970°N / 112.3591°W |
County: | Piute |
Activities: | Hiking |
Season: | Spring, Summer, Fall |
Elevation: | 12070 ft / 3679 m |
An often overlooked peak just east of Delano Peak with a prominence of just over 300 feet, this is one of the five 12,000-foot peaks in the Tushar Mountains.
Take Highway 153 from Beaver east about 16 miles. Turn left onto FS 123 toward Big John Flat. Stay on the most well-maintained dirt road through Big John Flat. About 2-3 miles past the meadows is the trailhead marked by a sign on the right side of the road.
This peak is most easily reached via the summit of Delano Peak. It is class 2/3 to the summit.
Round-trip Distance: 0.8 miles
Elevation Gain: 300 feet from saddle. Add 400 feet in order to pass back over Delano Peak.
No permits or fees required. Please use "Leave No Trace" ethics. No not approach wildlife.
Summer and fall are best. Winter and Spring will require skis and/or snowshoes.
Big John Flat is the closest spot to pitch a tent. A new toilet facility has been placed there for campers. Please keep vehicles off the meadows.