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"Sierra Club hike 4-peak traverse, 2 miles 1-way w/800' gain from Little Desert Peak(6,868') on PCT and peak access trail. Led by Bruce C, George C, Pat V, Wayne B, Pat A + hikers Bill J and Richard A. Maintained, unmaintained trail, bushwack and scrambling req'd near summit! " — BradStemm • Sep 26, 2014
"This is the most challenging of the three peaks in this area of the divide, with the key being to follow the cairns religiously. Climbed the named and HPS recognized summit, also with a nice block, although the true highest point is an enormous upright boulder detached from the summit with a solid 5th class rating." — Christopher • Jan 25, 2014
"My first attempt to summit Pine a few weeks earlier proved to be a disaster--I thought I'd be spending the night on the mountain--so this was sweet redemption for me. The hike was led by Jill G. of SoCal Hike and Peakbag 4 Season Hikes, and it was certainly helpful to hike with someone who knew where she was going. The trail was a good bit clearer than it had been earlier in the month, so thank you to whoever did the clipping and trail marking. I could also easily see the two major spots where I had gone astray before, and I didn't feel like a total idiot: there were two turns that weren't exactly super clear. That said, it was great to stand on top of this one at last! This was the second peak of a 3-peak day, preceded by Pyramid and followed by Lion." — HikerMark • Jan 25, 2014
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First Ascent Award: Only 1 available per peak. Goes to the first peakery member to log a successful summit of a peak. Snag this award and the peak will forever bear your name.
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