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25 summits • 3.1 mi • 1,728 ft gain • 3 hr 12 min
2 summits • 5.6 mi • 1,215 ft gain • 3 hr 47 min
1 summit • 16.3 mi • 4,803 ft gain • 9 hr 26 min
1 summit • 4.1 mi • 2,047 ft gain • 3 hr 56 min
1 summit • 4.4 mi • 2,385 ft gain • 6 hr 11 min
1 summit • 5.7 mi • 1,304 ft gain • 6 hr 21 min
Latest summits
"From Mack’s canyon rd . About a five mile gravel rd would definitely recommend high clearance I made it with a 2wd rav 4. Just walked up one of the gully’s to gain the ridge then just walked the ridge up to the base of Mack’s and walked up the band of tree line . Someone put a rope up there which is unnecessary I thought as it gets steeper after the rope . Pretty good short hike overall though . 14/100. Gps track didn’t record so don’t have that for this one. " — joshortman • Oct 25, 2022
"Did the standard route to Mack's Peak, then the knife-edge traverse to Mack's North and did a 170' rappel off of Mack's North to have fun and avoid a sketchy, loose descent route. Fun day!" — acekelly • Jun 19, 2022
"9.26.18....Harlan Stockman led me on my first ascent of Macks Peak today. It was an amazing thrill ride all packed into 3.7 miles and 1,800’ vert gain. We jammed up the class 1+ hill at a fast and slightly cruel “Harlan” pace which provided a great strong workout for me. The final climbing was up a ramp filled with loose rock and then turned around the corner from hell with more loose rock next to a lot of exposure. I was terrified inside and just white knuckled any solid limestone rocks next to me. Harlan stayed close by with protection and guidance as he always does. I was so happy to get to the top, I gave the summit a big giant HUG! By doing this peak I completed a LV 15-10K Peak Challenge." — paula.raimondi • Sep 26, 2018
"Took a tougher steeper route at the first gully before the standard route and found a geocache along the way. Descended the much easier much less steep standard route. 2h 20m round trip" — jasonj • Aug 16, 2015
"Decided to try a new route today - Mack's Traverse. Took the standard route up to Mack's Peak, then traversed the gnarly class 4+ ridge over to Mack's Peak North. There was an awesome knife-ridge & some fun climbing along the way. Fun day!" — Kevin • May 17, 2013
"Hiking Las Vegas (52 Peak Club) Decided to try a new route today - Mack's Traverse. Took the standard route up to Mack's Peak, then traversed the gnarly class 4+ ridge over to Mack's Peak North. There was an awesome knife-ridge & some fun climbing along the way. Fun day!" — Nuernberger • May 17, 2013
"First trip was Nov 2002, my 1st real peak with Pierre after having an atrial occluder placed in my heart Sept 13, 2002. Turns out the operation was probably unneeded, but I had to lie low for 2 months. My friends looked after me. Usually I do this peak as part of a traverse, e.g.
https://hwstock.org/mackstrav2020/ or
https://hwstock.org/macksnw/" — hwstock • Nov 15, 2002
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