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Over the weekend I jumped in the car and headed for the cabin in Pagosa. I didn't know what the plan would be given the forecast. Didn't care. Worst case scenario I'd sit in a hammock all weekend, beer in hand, and catch a few sunsets. If I'm being totally honest, I really just wanted to test the new hammock.
Pagosa Peak is for all intents and purposes the southern gateway to the Weminuche Wilderness. It taunted me for all of 2015. I googled it a few times, but info was limited. Coming from Denver I had a hard time just figuring out the forest roads. Not to mention I wanted to hit it in winter and didn't know whether or not that was even logistically possible. What could one see from up there I wondered? Keep reading...
Peak: Pagosa Peak (12,640') Where: Weminuche Wilderness Participants: solo
August 7, 2016 - "Standard" route via the 2WD summer "trailhead" (8,700'): 11.5 miles, 4,000' gain. (FYI - From the 4WD trailhead (10,170'): 3.5 miles, 2,500' gain) February 28, 2016 - From the winter road closure (8,200'), then standard route: 16.5 miles, 4,500' gain.
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