Sacagawea Peak Climber's Log

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CBakwin

CBakwin - Dec 1, 2004 3:58 pm

Date Climbed: November, 2004  Sucess!

2 1/2 hours up, 1/2 hour down, Great little outting if you only have a short time.

bakcast

bakcast - Nov 17, 2004 9:34 pm

Route Climbed: Fairy Lake, Corbley Gulch, South Cottonwood Date Climbed: Many times  Sucess!

The Jewel of the Bridgers!

granitegrabber

granitegrabber - Oct 20, 2004 12:36 am

Route Climbed: fairy lake trail Date Climbed: Late September, 2004  Sucess!

Left trailhead at about 2 in the afternoon. Powerhiked to the top in about 45 minutes. I then came down a scree/talus slope and joined up with the trail in the bottom of the bowl. Good afternoon hike with an interesting view.

b.

b. - Sep 2, 2004 1:37 pm

Route Climbed: Standard Trail Date Climbed: August 14, 2004, 03, 02; July 2, 2006

I've run this thing five times now, two training and three during the start of the Bridger Ridge Run. We skied the great one couloir on July 2, 2006. Great snow late season. It is a beautiful summit and a key highpoint in the views from Bozeman.

montanaboy

montanaboy - Jul 21, 2004 2:19 am

Route Climbed: Fairy Lake trailhead Date Climbed: August 29, 2003  Sucess!

After a blistering August, it was a cool, brisk day. Did both Sacagawea and Hardscrabble. Strangest sight of the day - saw a bear scampering past the trailhead in a hurry. A couple minutes later - saw a couple of large range cattle on his tail. I can't explain it, I just report it.

gato

gato - Jul 12, 2004 12:08 pm

Route Climbed: Trail from parking lot Date Climbed: 2002, 2003  Sucess!

Beautiful views of the Valley, the Crazies, the Spanish Peaks, the Gallatins, the Absarokas, and the Tobacco Roots. A fun peak to climb, whether for itself or as part of the Bridger Ridge Run.



Lots of goats up here, always seem to see one or two hanging out.

Jerry L

Jerry L - Jul 11, 2004 8:51 pm

Route Climbed: Sacagawea Peak East Route Date Climbed: June 20, 2004  Sucess!

This was an awesome hike with great views. I met several people from Red Lodge and hiked to the saddle with them. I kept going when they stopped for lunch. They were real good people that I throughly enjoyed hiking with. On my solo return, I was able to glissade down the chute for a quite a ways.

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