
I parked well before the true trailhead and hiked up the dirt road to the official Mount Sherman Trailhead.

Along the Mount Sherman Trail, passing an old mine.

View back.

Mount Sherman ahead.

Heading up to Mount Sherman's southwest ridge.

At the saddle separating Mount Sherman from Mount Sheridan, view toward Sheridan (top right).

Heading up to Mount Sherman.

View back. I came up from the left.

Ascending Mount Sherman.

View back along Mount Sherman's southwest ridge. Sheridan and Horseshoe visible along the ridgeline in the center.

Mount Sherman ahead.

Some light Class 2 along the ridgeline.

View back down amongst the Class 2.

Mount Sherman summit, view north.

Mount Sherman summit, view west.

Back at the saddle of Sherman and Sheridan, continuing to Sheridan on the right side of the ridge crest, where there was a social trail.

Minor Class 2 up to Mount Sheridan.

View back down on my way up Sheridan, Sherman visible right of center.

Mount Sheridan, view toward Peerless Mountain (center) and Horseshoe Mountain (top right).

On my way to Peerless.

Peerless Mountain, view back toward Sheridan (left) and Sherman (right of center).

Onward to Horseshoe Mountain.

View back on my way up Horseshoe.

Another shot back, farther up Horseshoe Mountain.

The trail is easy to follow up Horseshoe Mountain.

Horseshoe Mountain summit.

Horseshoe Mountain summit, view east. My car is down there in the center somewhere.

Horseshoe Mountain summit, view west.

I headed back to the saddle north of Horseshoe Mountain separating it from Peerless Mountain and took a mining road down.

At the base of Horseshoe Mountain's east side at some pretty lakes.

Continuing along the mining road.

View back toward Horseshoe Mountain.

Another shot back.

Back at my parking spot, view toward Mount Sheridan (far left) and Mount Sherman (right of center).
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