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Report Type |
Mini |
Peak(s) |
Signal Mountain - 11262
South Signal Mountain - 11248
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Date Posted |
01/07/2015 |
Modified |
05/20/2015 |
Date Climbed |
12/27/2014 |
Author |
dillonsarnelli |
Additional Members |
Steve Climber |
Signal and South Signal Mountains |
Signal and South Signal Mountains
Peaks: South Signal Mountain (11,248) - Rocky Mountain National Park, and Signal Mountain (11,262) - Comanche Peak Wilderness
Date: December 27, 2014
Trailhead: Dunraven (7,800') *
Approach: Bulwark Ridge Trail
Distance: ~12.5 miles
Elevation Gain: ~3,800 ft.
Participants: Sam Sala, Dillon Sarnelli
Time: 11 hours
Just one day removed from the Christmas holiday, Sam got my text at 8 PM on Friday night and by 8:04 he had already rented his snowshoes. It took very little convincing as he too was itching to go outside and lives about an hour from the TH in the Fort. We were also both looking forward to getting back out in the same zip code as it had been some time since we last hit the trail together. Keep Reading...
*Note: Due to the September 2013 flooding, much of the area around the Dunraven TH is still closed. The Bulwark Ridge Trail is open. See the Poudre Wilderness site for more info. You are permitted to park at the Dunraven TH and hike up the road .3 miles to the Bulwark Ridge Trail #928/Signal Mountain Trail. You are also permitted to hike up the road to Cheley Camp to temporarily access the North Fork Trail #929. The Dunraven TH is still closed in most other directions.
Signal and South Signal Mountains
Signal and South Signal Mountains
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