
Approaching Colorock Cabin at the wilderness border after hiking a short time on the rough road.

Colorock Cabin's interior.

Heading south into Colorock Canyon.

Limestone narrows. There was some boulder-hopping along the way, too.

The narrows open up into a wash.

Some pretty slickrock within Colorock Canyon/Wash.

Muddy Mountains seen center.

View back at some cool sandstone.

Petroglyphs on a rock slab along the way.

Peak 4029 seen right of center.

Approaching the spot where I left Colorock Canyon to start my ascent to Peak 4029.

Through the desert, heading to the base of Peak 4029.

Class 2/3 gully.

Toward the top of the gully, I left it and ascended the slope on the right.

View back down into the gully.

Class 2 higher up. The summit block just ahead.

A slabby boulder propped up against the exposed Class 5. I chose to pass on this one.

The second-highest point, looking toward the summit block. Peak 4436 seen top right, my next summit.

Peak 4029 summit, view toward Colorock Peak (left) and Hidden Valley (right).

Descending from Peak 4029 on a Class 2 slope. Peak 4436 seen top right.

Ascending a wash/drainage as it leads up toward a saddle on the south side of Peak 4436.

Some fun sandstone along the way.

View back toward Peak 4029.

Approaching the saddle on Peak 4436's south side. I chose to take a limestone gully on the right instead of heading to the true saddle, Class 2/3.

Above the limestone gully, a Class2 slope.

A view back toward the saddle (right). Muddy Mountains seen top left.

Peak 4436 summit, view toward Peak 4029 and Colorock Peak.

View west.

Close-up into the beautiful sandstone pocket surrounding Peak 4029.

After backtracking, I traversed the desert and ascended the hump ahead in order to get back into Colorock Canyon/Wash.

Back in Colorock Canyon/Wash, heading back.
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