
Starting along the Wildhorse Window Trail. The route leads into the slickrock ahead.

Entering the drainage leading to Wildhorse Window.

Wildhorse Window ahead.

Wildhorse Window.


Class 3 escape from the Wildhorse Window drainage.

Slickrock above Wildhorse Window.

The terrain was overall pretty straightforward, moreso a slope than obstacle-ridden.

We did have to scramble down a ledge or two like this one.

Continuing to the summit of Peak 6180.

Looking back as we ascend to Peak 6180.

Peak 6180, view west toward Peak 6100.

Temple Mountain over there.

We dropped down into Wild Horse Canyon, but I didn't include any photos from this section since our route was a mess. You can likely find any number of options for descending the ledges and cliffy terrain. I marked that section in purple on my attached map.

Heading up Wild Horse Canyon.

Leaving Wild Horse Canyon to ascend to Peak 6100.

Looking back toward Wild Horse Canyon as we ascend the Class 2 slope toward Peak 6100.

Relatively mild ascent with some minor obstacles.

Looking back toward Wild Horse Canyon.

Another shot back as we near the summit of Peak 6100.

Peak 6100, view toward Peak 6180 (where we just were) and Temple Mountain.

View west along the rim.

Within Wild Horse Canyon on our way back. There was one section of avoidable narrows, but the narrow offered a fun little downclimb (not pictured).

Some pretty narrows as we neared the mouth of Wild Horse Canyon.

Looking back up Wild Horse Canyon.
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