Blogs about: Penrose Peak
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Among many other things, I’m thankful for mountain peaks that are still pristine, (Cherry Peak in the Cherry Peak roadless area) places with southern exposures that look like this, (the Bitterro… more →
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: Among many other things, I’m thankful for mountain peaks that are still pristine, (Cherry Peak … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 9
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: As you look toward the northwest from Penrose, in the first photo, and a little more to the north in … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 8
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: The “cab” on the peak. There is very little information available about most of the less … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 7
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: The following photos were taken along the top half mile of the trail, where I moved much more slowly … more →
Looking back
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: When I visited the remains of the old lookout atop Baldy Mountain on a hike today an interesting per … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 6
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: The last section of trail 385 to the top of the peak is about a mile and a half long. It starts at 5 … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 5
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: From the saddle where I spent a cool but comfortable night under an ink-black sky chock full of pure … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 4
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: At this view point about half way to the area where I planned to stay the night, the light was alrea … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 3
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: The beginning of the trip. I will post quite a few of the photos I took on this hike in order to giv … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 2
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: The question many may ask when they see my posts about the hike to the top of Penrose Peak is, … more →
Penrose Peak, Part 1
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montucky wrote 1 year ago: On the south side of the Clark Fork River in western Montana, about a hundred miles south of Canada … more →
