
Starting along an easily lost social trail toward the canyon separating South Peak and Hollow Rock Peak.

Entering the mouth of the canyon.

Scree on the left side to avoid some brush.

The creekbed was actually totally fine most of the time, brush-free.

Interesting water trickles within the canyon.

Looking back down the canyon the way I came.

More sandstone and water trickles within the canyon.


At the head of the canyon, just below the saddle. I cut up to the right on slickrock sandstone.

Looking back down into the canyon.

Hiking up the slickrock sandstone.


Hollow Rock Peak visible on the left.

Class 4 move in the center of this photo. There's no exposure, but I suppose it's a climby-move.

Hollow Rock Peak summit, looking down toward the canyon I came up.

Headed west along the ridge from Hollow Rock Peak.

Headed west along the ridge from Hollow Rock Peak, looking back toward Hollow Rock's summit block (center).

Down to the saddle, South Peak visible in the center. Potosi Mountain also visible up top.

Class 2 slope up to South Peak.


South Peak summit looking toward NV-160.

South Peak summit, looking west toward the ridgeline.

South Point looking back along the ridge toward South Peak, Hollow Rock Peak also visible on the right.

Headed down the western slope of South Point.

Steep and loose slope.

Looking back up the loose slope.

Within a wash on the way back to my car.
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