
Mount Nutt Wilderness Twin Springs Trailhead, view west toward where some old trail apparently leads.

Instead, we left the trailhead and continued toward the peaks seen on the horizon in this photo. First was Peak 3731, far left.

Through the desert to the base of Peak 3731.

Class 2 up to Peak 3731.

View south from Peak 3731.

Close-up toward Peak 3680 (far left and unlikely climbable), Peak 3833 (left of center), and Peak 3393 (far right).

Looking back at Peak 3731 as we head onward to Peak 3680.

Peak 3680 ahead.

Some fun Class 2 up Peak 3680.

Summit of Peak 3680 ahead.

Close-up toward our next peak, Peak 3732. You can also see our last peak, Peak 3393 far right.

Burro trail to wrap around Peak 3680's west slope. House Mountain seen in the distance.

Through the desert toward Peak 3732.

View back toward the cool face of Peak 3680.

West side of Peak 3632, a nice slope.

Up the slope and to the base of this cliff. The notch on the left is tempting, but keep right.

Steep-looking face, but it's Class 3.

Class 3 on solid low-angle rock.

View back down the majority of the fun Class 3.

Last bit of Class 3 to get over the fun headwall.

View back down again from the top of the headwall.

Continuing toward the summit, just ahead.

Class 3 chute/chimney.

View back.

Class 2 to the summit of Peak 3732.

Summit of Peak 3732, view back toward Peak 3680 (right of center) and Peak 3731 (left of center).

Onward to Peak 3833, right.

Cool desert formations along the way.

We took the slope on the right leading to the saddle seen above.

Class 2 up the slope with some Class 3 to avoid some brush.

View back down from the saddle, Peak 3732 on the left.

At the saddle, a shot north toward the summit of Peak 3833. Some side-hilling below the crest led to the base of the cliffs.

View back toward the saddle. Peak 3393, our last summit, seen center.

Southern face of Peak 3833. Matt and Petey ascended some scary Class 4 stuff. I wrapped left below the peak.

I wrapped around to the north side.

Class 2+ rock rib move to gain this ridge crest. Peak 3833 seen ahead.

Farther up the ridge, an extended bit of fun Class 2/3.

View back along the ridgeline.

Almost a knife-edge.

View northwest from Peak 3833's summit. Peak 3680 seen on the right - maybe one day.

We headed south down to the desert floor, Peak 3393 seen ahead.

View back the way we came.

Another shot back just below the western base of Peak 3393, which is what Petey is looking at.

Peak 3393 ahead. You can see the awesome arch above. We headed under the fence and wrapped to the right.

We continued up this slope, arch seen above.

A ramp at the top of the slope leading to the arch.

Amazing arch.

View back through the arch after passing through it.

A ledge on the left leading to a Class 3 move.

Matt on the Class 3 move, arch seen behind.

A couple of horizontal cracks gave a Class 3+ way across a gap. The exposure isn't horrible since there's a landing about 10 feet down. Just to the left of Petey is the fun chute.

Matt coming across the step-across with a shot of the exposure.

Now up the fun chute.

View down the first bit.

Farther up the chute.

Almost at the top of the chute, view back down.

Matt climbing up.

Top of the chute, Matt climbing out of it.

Class 2/3 onward to the summit.

Still fun to be had past the chute.

Approaching the summit of Peak 3393.

View back down at the last bit of Class 2/3 to the summit.

Summit of Peak 3393.

View back toward Peak 3393 as we head down to Vivian Road.

View toward Vivian Rd, which hiked along and then headed back into the wilderness area to reach the cars. You can see a residence on the right.
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