"Parked at Fire Station 4 and walked to C-119 & Upper Gilpin Rd before putting on snowshoes and finding established trails. Reached Pt 9260 in under an hour on a 1 mile hike. Took another hour and 45 mins to reach Fritz Peak over another mile hike. We got a ride back to the car from someone passing on the highway." — xnatedawgx • Jan 12, 2019

"Parked at Fire Station 4 and walked to C-119 & Upper Gilpin Rd before putting on snowshoes and finding established trails. Reached Pt 9260 in under an hour on a 1 mile hike. Took another hour and 45 mins to reach Fritz Peak over another mile hike. We got a ride back to the car from someone passing on the highway." — xnatedawgx • Jan 12, 2019

"Began the trip from the horse thief state park trailhead off of highway 67. Follow the ring the peak trail clockwise ( north) till the junction with Oil Creek. The trail is marked with cairns up to the saddle. One at the saddle it’s a short scramble south to the summit. Weather was terrific. Clear blue skies with visibility of 20 miles or better. Honestly I believe the summit provides better views than pikes peak. Temperatures where in the low teens at the trailhead with temps in the single digits once in the tree line following the draw upto the saddle. We had a snow fall New Year’s Eve so there was enough snow equmulatiom to use my altia Hok ski shoes up to the scramble. Snow depths varied from a dusting where wind swept to waist deep. " — jouv236 • Jan 2, 2019

"Id been after this bushwhack for a couple years. No better way to knock it out then with Harwood himself! Great day, windy and freezing at the summit. Message me for GPX track." — LGH-Dan • Dec 30, 2018

"Accessed this peak on undeveloped JeffCo Open Space at the gate on High Toll Trail. Took the old road blocked by the gate all the way to the summit. From there you take foot trails or game trails along the ridge until you reach the summit approximately 0.8 miles to the south. Hike took me just under an hour round trip." — xnatedawgx • Dec 26, 2018