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Goals: Wheeler Pk (13,161′) (We added Mt. Walters (13,141') for Extra Credit)
Date: May 24th, 2020
Trailhead: Williams Lake
Approach Selected: Standard
Participants: Jason Sayre, CPA, Lisa Carol Veraldi
Approximate Route Specs:
Distance: 8.5 miles
Elevation Gain: 3,100+ gain
Class: 2
This qualifies as quite an excellent way to climb two 13er mountains via my indicated breathtaking, nice, and relaxing line. I highly recommend our trip. My Fiancée and I did encounter some boot-packed snow at lower elevation. However, it was still relatively straightforward. Understand health-minded City-side training does assist tremendously with completing the hike.
Getting StartedLisa Moving WellPretty VistaAscent GullyMaking Solid ProgressPlaqueOld Mike (Neighboring 13er)Wow, Simply StunningTopping Out. ElatedSummit One. Very Happy CoupleAll SmilesFriendly ChipmunkSummit TwoFinishing Up
Please continue enjoying that Alpine Country mecca, everyone. We truly are fortunate here. I will keep writing useful Beta and Trip Reports as I continue steadily summiting these 13ers. Well done, Lisa Carol Veraldi, my Love.
Thank you kindly, folks
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Not many reports on those other Sangre 13ers, the ones in New Mexico. As someone who's looking to climb all of New Mexico (and Utah's) 13ers, perhaps as early as this year, this is a good sign that I should start researching things!
Glad. I agree. Thus, I try and always post helpful information for other driven, motivated people. Seven 13ers in New Mexico. So, entirely doable. Have safe travels
about receiving your message. Happy consistently issuing another one. We had comfortable spring conditions
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