
Through the open desert. The ridgelines of Peaks 4063 (right) and Peak 3722 (left) come into view, though you can't see the peaks from here.

View at my chosen route up the east face of Peak 4063. I more or less took the gully left of center in this photo, leaving it to avoid dryfalls and cliffs. The peak is somewhere up the in the center.

Class 2 turning into Class 3 as I begin up the scramble.

View back down at my progress. Peak 3722 visible top right.

Class 2/3 fun.

View down a Class 2/3 move. The gully I came up from visible right of center.

Approaching the summit of Peak 4063, looking down at my progress. Peak 3722 visible center. You can also see the saddle I'll be getting to later in my loop on the far right.

Peak 4063 summit ahead.

Class 3 fun below the summit.

Summit block of Peak 4063.

A view at the west face of Peak 4063. Obviously you could get to the summit much more easily from this direction, but it looks boring.

Continuing south along the ridge crest after dropping right from the summit to avoid cliffs. Peak 4046 visible on the right (the horn-looking thing).

View back toward Peak 4063.

Peak 4046 ahead. There's a bit of a mess of cliffs in front of it. You could drop down pretty far on the right to avoid it all and ascend via the more mellow slope, but I chose to stick to the Class 2 ridge and route-find in an out of the cliffs.

View back toward Peak 4063.

Along the ridge below Peak 4046.

Class 2+.

View back down the ridgeline from Peak 4046. I avoided most of the cliffs by keeping to the left of them (right side in this photo).

Peak 4046, view toward Mount Perkins.

Peak 4046, view toward Peak 4063 (left) and Peak 3722 (right).

I backtracked a bit and descended into open desert on the east side of Peak 4046.

View back along some side-hilling.

At the saddle separating Peak 4063 and Peak 3722. Onward to 3722.

Class 2 up to the ridgeline from the saddle.

View back toward the saddle after coming up some Class 2.

Once on the ridgeline, Peak 3722 comes into view ahead. I wrapped around some minor rock outcrops and continued on fun Class 2 to the summit.

Summit of Peak 3722, close-up toward Peak 4063 and the face I climbed earlier.

After coming down from Peak 3722, now scouting for a way down back to the desert below.

View back toward Peak 3722.

My gully of choice, Class 2/3.

Exiting the gully into the open desert and back to my car.
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