
Starting up Ten Ewe Canyon on the Signal Peak social trail. Ten Ewe Mountain visible ahead, center.

Along the trail as it heads up the progressively steepening slope.

View back into Ten Ewe Canyon.

Making our way up along the northern slopes of Ten Ewe Mountain.

View back into Ten Ewe Canyon as we continue along the social trail.



The trail became a bit steeper as it made its way up to a small saddle.

Just below the small saddle, a view looking down at our progress up the slope. Ten Ewe Canyon, where we started, is visible in the center.

At the small saddle, a view looking toward a sort-of grassy basin/slope area. The trail traversed this basin feature and headed up the slopes on the opposite side. Ten Ewe Mountain on the left, Signal Peak out of view up top somewhere.

Class 2 fun, beautiful slickrock section.

View back, Ten Ewe Mountain visible center. We'll be doing that peak next.

More fun slickrock on our way up to Signal Peak.

The slickrock ends and the trail continues through the grassy slope leading to the summit.

View back along the grassy slope, Ten Ewe Mountain visible top right.

Signal Peak ahead.

View back again.

Signal Peak summit, view north.

Signal Peak summit, view toward Squaw Peak in the distance.

On our way down from Signal Peak, a view toward Ten Ewe Mountain. Our route would bring us down to a junction of the Signal Peak trail and a drainage that comes in from the south. We ascended the drainage and made our way to the base of Ten Ewe Mountain.

Base of Ten Ewe Mountain. The only reasonable option is the leftmost gully.

Ascending the gully.

Class 3 move at the top of the gully.

Past the gully, some Class 2 obstacles, but nothing too serious. There are a few ledges to navigate, but you can definitely keep the route Class 2.

Past the ledges, we emerged onto the grassy slope leading to the summit, seen ahead.

View back from just below the summit of Ten Ewe Mountain. Signal Peak visible top left.

Ten Ewe Mountain summit, view southeast toward the craggy peaks of the Kofa.
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