"I feel like I need to figure out a "Blame It On The Peakery App" song. (Calvin Harris, wru?) Or rather, I should be thanking the Peakery App - it's actually quite fun to look at what's nearby and see if any of it is "doable" with my current gear/travelling companions/time constraints. We knew that this was here in town (although we hadn't found it at first), and once I saw it didn't yet have a first logged ascent on Peakery, and no peak photo to boot - well, this is a matter of public service! So. I looked this up on Google Maps, both satellite and terrain, along with Peakery. Turns out that the boots-on-the-ground reality is different than what's pictured. The road to the south end of the knoll (just off of N Fairway Drive) no longer exists. It's been filled in completely and is just a side of the hill. So, we went to the little entrance/"road" between two houses on the north end of the knoll. No signs indicating private property or "no trespassing" - all good in that regard. There's a big, soft-dirt patch where I was able to turn around and park. The first S-curve of the road up the hill is pretty impassable unless you have a Rubicon, an OHV, etc. It's soft dirt, relatively recen..." — psychikingjes • Oct 2, 2020