"Started from the Onyx Summit parking area. Found the parking area nearly full of outdoor enthusiasts who were driving similar type of cars, but didn’t know what they were up to. I got started on Onyx Peak Road and turned right at the first junction. This directed me to the PCT heading south, which I stayed on for another 3.5 miles. The PCT generally passes through the nicer forested areas, and this section was no exception. At 3.6 miles from the parking area, I left the PCT on a forest road going east. East was also the direction of Peak 9074. I followed the road for about a mile until I was right below the peak. This began the brief cross-country climb up the slope, where obstacles were minimal trouble. Before reaching the peak, I surprisingly reached another unused forest road. Shortly after reaching the road, I continued up the slope and quickly reached the high point of Peak 9074. From the top, I was able to look east toward the desert side of the San Bernardino Mountains. On the way back, I stuck to the last forest road I found, which connected me to the first forest road and the PCT. From there, I returned the way I came. No other hikers were seen on the day, and the park..." — MikeTeeples • Aug 29, 2020

"Drove up jeep trail 1N30 from Coon Creek Cabin. Parked before the first intersection +/- elev. 8,740’. Hiked westerly on PCT to a karen on the left. Followed karens up ravine to Wysup Peak. Then went back to jeep trail. Hiked northerly. Found abandoned jeep trail on the right before the intersection. Followed it easterly to the first saddle, then continued easterly up to Peak 9074. Checked the elevation of 4 or 5 rocky bumps. The first high point you see coming up, with the tree growing out of the rock is Peak 9074. No register." — thesearcherextraordinaire • May 18, 2019