Can You Identify This Peak
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Can You Identify This Peak
I spotted this hanging on the wall of a bathroom, at a tire place, in Fort Collins. Looks pretty awesome! I want to climb it, but I don't know where it is, or what it's called. Any ideas?
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Re: Can You Identify This Peak
I'm old, slow and fat. Unfortunately, those are my good qualities.
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Re: Can You Identify This Peak
Yes, that is Thielsen. It is just north of Crater Lake in central Oregon. The trail is about 5 miles each way, and if I recall about 4000 feet of elevation; good day hike. It is a good trail in dry conditions up to the summit pinnacle. The summit is considered class 4, but is really more like class 3 and does not require a rope. There is only 1 route, though, really. It is typical cascade volcanic rock, and all the other "routes" are not considered safe.
