
The dirt roads are long
but good, except the
last few miles... |

...here's where the
roads get nasty |

We originally planned
to hit Peaks to the S,
but realized that might
put us in dark for the
drive on dirt. I'm
sure there is a better
approach from ENE |

Here is the view N in
2012, from range
highpoint (10185') |

Where we parked |

That's the peak |

Our route. It isn't
useful to take the
W ridge, as it ends
in a cliff. |

deer |

Anji and Tracy head
N to base of peak |

We stayed high near
cliff bases as we
wound counterclockwise.
Route was class 2 with
nasty talus, optional class 3
that was actually safer. |

The NE gully. This was
steep and treacherous,
with loose talus. There
was one gully from
here that led to summit |

View N. Haze from
CA fires. |

View E |

View N |

Anji comes up. |

View W from peaklet.
No cairn or register
on top, no report of
previous ascent. |

View N |

View W |

Anji and Tracy on top |
 |

Tracy's pic of
Anji and me. |

View ~E |

View SE doesn't
really show the
roughness
of cliffs below |

Troy PEAK in
the Grant Range |

Descending. Usually
the most stable rock
was at very base of walls. |

Our cars. |

About the most benign,
and most deceptive,
view of peak, as
gendarmes on W
ridge are not
apparent. |
 |

Tracy and Anji head
E to cars |

Cars in view |

One last view of
Troy Mountain |

View from our campsite. |