
Starting on an old forest road.

Then singletrack up a gully.

Cool pockets of obsidian.

Glass Mountain above.

Sections of forest amongst the steep slopes.

More steep hiking up Glass Mountain.

View back down.

Skirting slopes. North Glass Mountain seen over there.

Sandy section through scraggly trees.

Another shot back down.

Glass Mountain ahead.

A mostly bald summit area.

View back.

Last bit to the summit.

Glass Mountain summit, view back down.

View over toward Glass Mountain North.

Glass Mountain summit, view toward Glass Mountain Ridge.

Dropping toward Glass Mountain Ridge.

View back up at Glass Mountain.

Awesome section of obsidian along the crest.

Glass Mountain Ridge ahead. It would have been better to keep left around this steep crest section.

View back up toward Glass Mountain.

Steep stuff up to Glass Mountain Ridge.

Glass Mountain Ridge ahead, a flattish summit.

View back toward Glass Mountain.

Close-up of Glass Mountain.

Sierra Mountains to the west.

Onward toward Kelty Peak, seen left. It makes sense just to stay along the crest on the right. I side-hilled to its left and it wasn't efficient.

Down toward Kelty Peak.

View back toward Glass Mountain Ridge (left) and Glass Mountain (right).

Descent from Kelty Peak. Wilfred Peak and Cone Peak seen on the right.

Steep, fun, soft descent.

View back toward Kelty Peak on my way up Wilfred Peak.

Wilfred Peak summit, view toward Lake Crowley.

I took this ATV road over to Cone Peak.

View back toward Glass Mountain.

Cone peak seen ahead.

The road leads to nearly the summit.

End of the road ahead, a short Class 2 brushy section leads up to the summit.

Cone Peak summit, view back toward the traverse.

Cone Peak summit, view west.

After backtracking, I left the ATV road and headed nrothwest.

Slopes and drainages to navigate.

I stumbled on this road. The White Mountains seen top right.

The road meanders through the forest, traverse seen above.

A cabin at Sawmill Meadows Campground.
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