"9.23.24~12 miles, 3,700’ gain in 6:27hrs. Fletcher Canyon Rabbit Hole touring loop visiting points of interest including upper Fletcher Canyon which has a lot of flowing water then to NLT, Raintree, Fletcher Peak & down Hummingbird Hollow. I took a long section of hwy back to my car. Pretty day. Warm. Days are getting short. I started around 11am. It’s Leaf peeping time of the year right now. So colorful. Happy 1st full day of Autumn." — paula.raimondi • Sep 23, 2024

"Shortly after you start the ascent route there is a 300 foot wall that has no marked route on it. There are a series of ledges on the wall. Each ledge will have a climb to get up to the next ledge. Some of the climbs feel like a class 5, but it's actually nothing over class 4 or 3. The rock can be unstable so you should know how to climb Mt. Charleston rock. There is exposure on a few of the climbs. It is best to start out on the left side (south side) of the canyon over by the wall on the left and move your way back and forth until you get up and into the middle of the canyon where you can drop into the top of the waterfall area. You will be up near a tall, sheer wall when you make the final traverse over to top of the waterfall by traversing through a couple of scree chutes. You'll drop down 20 feet are so into the canyon at the top of the waterfall. The route is very straight forward from here. Follow the water course all the way up to Fletcher Peak (the real Fletcher). There are a couple of walls in the water course that are easy to get around on the right side. After you summit Fletcher Peak (the real Fletcher) go towards the other Fletcher Peak. Before you start to climb up t..." — Heartattackbruce • Aug 2, 2024

"Lovely hike amongst the trees of the Spring Mountain range. I had originally planned on going for Sheep peak but was met by a closed gate at sunset. I looked at the map for an alternative and Fletcher peak caught my eye. I wasn't sure about the Mummy traverse as I hadn't done any research on it prior. Some tricky sections of class 3 (might be considered 4th class due to loose rock) but nothing as challenging as the scrambling routes within Red Rocks. " — MikeERodriguez • Jul 31, 2024

"Fletcher Peak #1 (https://www.strava.com/activities/11605389818) I wasn't aware that the summit register is not actually at the peak. I couldn't get Peakery to accept my GPX file, so I uploaded this hike manually." — ryetalley • Jun 8, 2024

"I started the hike at 10 AM and started up the rocky trail until I reached the wilderness boundary, where I took some pictures and continued up the trail to the Showgirl trail. The saddle has Bristlecone pines and then after that saddle I went up 12 switchbacks past scenic viewpoints and snow patches. Then I climbed Bristlecone peak and the summit had nice views and a cairn. Than I rejoined the trail and then went through some Bristlecone pines and passed the Fletcher Peak trail to go to the Raintree. The Raintree and the surrounding bristlecones are very cool. Then I went back along the trail to summit Fletcher Peak. The trail passed through a bald saddle, some Bristlecone pines, and eventually some snow. Than once I reached the summit it was very nice. The summit had amazing views of the Spring Mountains and the desert. It also has a sign and ammo box. " — lc444 • May 28, 2024

"Fun hike . Easy. Pretty straightforward just make sure to bang a hard left once you are staring smack dab at mummy’s toe or else you’ll be going to raintree . Couple good spots to make a small little beginner backpacking trip out of this" — joshortman • Sep 26, 2022

"8.22.22~7.5 miles, 2,800’ gain in 4:06hrs. Via Hummingbird Hollow w/Frances. Her 1st Fletcher Summit and her 1st time on that section of NLT to the Trailhead. Clockwise loop with a Hwy jog Finish. Up in 1:52hrs, :35 min summit break, down in 1:39hrs. " — paula.raimondi • Aug 22, 2022

"I did not grab the correct layers for this hike but it was fun to summit on a cloudy day and I had it mostly to myself! The wild flowers were beautiful and it was one of the first bigger hikes back after my surgery. Happy for a successful summit!" — CheshireKatt13 • Jun 22, 2022

"6.6.22~Fletcher Peak (10,286’) via Hummingbird Hollow, Mt Charleston NV. One of my fav mountaineer routes off the beaten path. 4.5 miles, 2,600’ gain in 3hrs. 1:49 to the summit, :19 min on the summit, down in :52min. Felt good to get off the grid and back into the Mtns. I was so happy to be on a summit that I did several cartwheels on sharp rocks without noticing the pain. It was warm with a 3pm start but the cloud cover kept it tolerable. I sweat a lot. I saw snow, a heart shaped fossil, wildflowers & heard the resident hummingbirds (the canyon is named after) frolicking. Yay Mtns. " — paula.raimondi • Jun 6, 2022

"Winter ascent from the North Loop. Post-holing wasn't a significant issue, but microspikes were useful. Beautiful windless day and relatively warm. Just under five hours round trip." — daviddeang • Jan 24, 2022