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29 climbs • 1.7 mi • 652 ft gain • 2 hr 40 min
16 climbs • 4.0 mi • 1,398 ft gain • 4 hr 6 min
4 climbs • 4.9 mi • 1,562 ft gain • 4 hr 14 min
2 climbs • 13.7 mi • 5,513 ft gain • 19 hr 31 min
2 climbs • 1.9 mi • 545 ft gain • 2 hr 57 min
2 climbs • 3.1 mi • 1,047 ft gain • 3 hr 8 min
2 climbs • 5.8 mi • 3,007 ft gain • 6 hr 6 min
Latest climbs
"10.20.25~ Calico Tank West, Calico Tank & Red Cap 3 Peak Combo Meal CC Loop Tour w/Autumn. 3.4 miles, 1,000’ gain in 2:19hrs. Her 1st time on these Peaks and this route. Noon start from Sandstone Quarry was warmish mostly without a breeze. " — paula.raimondi • Oct 20, 2025
"9.25.25~4,708’ & Red Cap. 3 miles, 1,100’ gain in 2:27hr. CC Loop. Tropical moisture from CA had me drenched in sweat even tho I started early and was in the actual shade & the shade of clouds the whole time. No wind. Mosquitoes harassed me. I ran into Mickey Mouse the cactus. " — paula.raimondi • Sep 25, 2025
"9.14.25~3 peak combo meal dill. Red Cap, Calico Tanks & its West Peak. CC Loop from Sandstone Quarry. 3.4 miles, 1,000’ gain in 1:48hrs. Up to the 1st peak in :29m, 2nd :46m & last in 1:18m. 2/3 of the route was in the shade with 7am start. Sunny parts were warm. Air was mostly still. Navigation was flawless. So Fun to play on the Rocks as always, especially with Jimmy. " — paula.raimondi • Sep 14, 2025
"9.12.25~4.4 miles for 4 peak Scramble from Sandstone Quarry. 1,300’ gain in 2:57hrs. W. Calico Tank, Calico Tank, Red Cap & Tinaja Peaks in that order. I only had a few small navigational errors. The route was 1/3 in the shadows but there were no breezes in the sun. Upon finishing, I passed by a tortoise at the trailhead signing autographs. I consumed 25oz water, 1/3 gatorlyte, one rice crispy treat and a small bag of chips/pretzel/ m&m snack. I haven’t been on Tinaja Peak in 5 years. It has a creepy awkward crux especially on the way down. I used creepy corner on the way to Red Cap. Fun. " — paula.raimondi • Sep 12, 2025
"Fun class 3 scrambling, with occasional 4th class here and there. Some route finding required for the direct descent. Would like to approach Turtlehead Mtn from the SE going through that area soon. I haven't seen anyone post a route from that side of the mountain." — MikeERodriguez • Mar 13, 2025
"These two small peaks delivery a punch. Lots of Class 4 and low Class 5 moves. On then way down, I found a Class 2 route on Calico Tanks. I doubt there is an easier route on the other one" — Taras • Dec 15, 2024
"Really, I don't log every redcap climb here. I just wanted a clean track of my trip with Jess, by the "Not Red-White" route and the back side. I've put numbers on the photos because and edit, anywhere, will cause peakery to randomize the photos." — hwstock • Nov 12, 2024
"Great day. We got lost but figured out the way. We returned early to make sure Jess had locked her car. That's my story, and I'm sticking with it. I figure this is over my 70th time up redcap." — hwstock • Nov 5, 2024
"I have taken several people by this way; a caution, as it seems some of the holds are gone on the crux *of this route*, the steep red ramps NE of the summit block. One uses these ramps to climb SW out of the steep gully between the east and west peaks (this is NOT the crack on the west side of summit block).
I first "learned" about this route from Neil Sobelson -- actually, I saw him lead people over it, when I was on New Peak in 2004.
Incredible wind-- easily 60 mph, I had to push to go downhill." — hwstock • Oct 18, 2024
"8.20.24~Red Cap Double Slot. Solo Summer Sandstone Surfing through Slots in the Shadows at Sunset. 4.25 miles, 1,400’ gain (gps might be off from bouncing off stuff) Was 100 deg in the Kraft lot at 4:30pm but it was only uncomfortable until the 1st Slot. I finished down Ash Canyon. " — paula.raimondi • Aug 20, 2024
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