
From Titus Canyon Road, I headed to the drainage in the center of this photo.

Within the drainage. Brushy. The slopes leading to Titanothere Peak are visible ahead.

The drainage led to a low saddle, which I took to gain the ridge above. The ridge continued to the left, where you can see a false summit of Titanothere Peak.

Looking back into the drainage I ascended (in the shadows).

Titanothere Peak on the right.

Close-up to the ridge to come.

Titanothere Peak up there.

Class 2 side-hilling and minor obstacles coming up.

Close-up to the Class 2 section leading to the summit area.

Looking back down the Class 2 section before the summit.

Summit of Titanothere Peak ahead.

Thimble Peak right of center.

Back along the ridgeline, heading to Block Peak (left of center).

Block Peak's Class 2 slope visible ahead.

Class 2+ option I took. It was fun, but you can likely find an easier way up if you want.

Some mellow stuff just before the true summit of Block Peak, ahead. I wrapped around on the left to find an easy way up.

Block Peak summit, view back toward Titanothere Peak (right).

Thimble Peak far left. Red Pass on the right.

I dropped down the north side of Block Peak and followed whatever gully/slope felt right. It was steep, but barely Class 2.

Looking back up the slope/gully I came down before reaching Titus Canyon Road.
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