"Originally, I had this date slotted for attempting White Mountain Peak a little further north. However, I opted to do a much easier hike on the day. As it turned out, I had quite an adventurous outing that may have been on par with a visit to White Mountain Peak. My goal for the day was Morris Peak, which is located right off the Pacific Crest Trail accessible from Walker Pass. I also wanted to hit a few of the lower peaks to round out the day. My usual plan of attack is to climb the farthest peak first and work my way back to the easier lower peaks later. I started out good by hiking about 4 miles on the PCT to where I reached what I though was the saddle for Morris Peak. The grand peak in front of me resembled the photos I saw of it, so I left the trail and headed up. Surprisingly, there was not much of a use trail. There was a lot of x-country and boulder scrambling, where there were about 3-4 false summits. By the time I reached the summit, I was worn out. I found the register, but much to my surprise when I looked inside, the register listed the peak as Peak 6890. From the summit, I could see a taller peak just to the north, that looked like this peaks slightly taller twin, th..." — MikeTeeples • Jul 30, 2021