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About this peak
The highest point of Desolation Wilderness, above a landscape of glacier-polished granite and a hundred alpine lakes.
Peak facts
Best season
Jun–Oct
Nearest town
Placerville, California
Getting there
Rockbound Pass or Lyons Creek trailhead; permit required
Geology
Glaciated granite of the Crystal Range
Plan your hike or climb
Proceed with caution
Hiking and climbing in the mountains are dangerous activities that claim lives every year. Peak information here — routes, trip reports, and GPS tracks included — comes from public sources and community posts, so it can be incomplete, out of date, or simply wrong, and it is never a substitute for experience, skill, and proper gear. Check current conditions, share a lifeline with someone at home, and know your limits. You are responsible for your own safety in the mountains.
No cataloged trails yet for this peak.