From the trailhead, follow the Huron Peak trail into the forest
1. After approximately 1/2 mile, cross a small stream
2. Climb 800 feet of elevation via a series of switchbacks, eventually heading south near 11,500'. Near 11,700', the view opens up, revealing The Three Apostles, a group of 13ers that includes Ice Mountain
3. Near 11,900', the trail swings east as you exit the trees
4, and the summit comes into view to the south. Above 12,100', enter the high basin
below Huron's north slopes
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Continue by following the trail east across the basin
6, then switchback toward Huron's upper slopes
7. At 12,700', you'll reach the base of the slopes; however, the foreshortened view can make it challenging to spot the trail that ascends higher
8 9. Zigzag to reach the crest of the north ridge
at 13,500'
10 11. From here, turn right and follow the trail onto Huron's upper northwest face
12. The terrain steepens significantly, becoming more rugged. Between 13,700' and 13,900', this section is considered the crux of the route, where you may encounter trail erosion and multiple trail segments
13. After regaining the ridge crest
14, turn right and continue to the summit
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