
Starting through a major wash. Miller Mountain is up there somewhere, but it's just a big slope so hard to tell the summit from here.

Within the wash.

Continuing up the wash.

The wash narrows a bit.

Some pretty volcanic slickrock within the drainage.

A shot within the volcanic section of the drainage. Boundary Peak is poking out on the left over there.

A nice change, some cool rock textures.

An (avoidable) Class 3 slot canyon option within the drainage.

View back into the volcanic region of the wash.

Onward within the wash, where trees become more prevalent.

Another narrow section of the wash.

Looking back through some pretty narrows.

More wash walking. I left the wash shortly after this and headed up a slope on the left.

Ascending the slope. Miller Mountain up there in the center.

View back into the drainage I ascended from.

Along the pleasant terrain (mostly), making my way to the summit.

A shot back the way I came, the drainage seen sort of in the center.

Hiking up to Miller Mountain.

A shot back along the ridge, Boundary Peak visible in the distance.

A short Class 2 section coming up ahead.

View back, higher up on my way to Miller Mountain.

Nearing the summit area, which is pretty wide.

Miller Mountain summit, view east.

Miller Mountain summit, view west.

Miller Mountain summit, view north.
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