Charleston Peak (18.0mi.), Spring Mountain (NRA)

August 27, 2004

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Just Me The trail becomes
incomprehensible		 I like the way the
tree and the rock 
form this picture		 Hiked up to
Cathedral Rock		 South Loop Trail
has many 
switchbacks		 View of Cathedral
Rock and the
lodge area		 Great view of the
entire Kyle 
Canyon
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Charleston Peak
is treeless 		 South Loop Trail
has some uphill
challenges		 The upper trail is 
basically along 
the ridges		 Flowers Flower Looking North at
Trail Canyon area		 There were many
thistles growing 
over 10,000'
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Upper trail to 
Charleston Peak 		 The small rocky
trail is well 
maintained		 The continue ness
and elevation start
to get to me		 The top of
Charleston Peak
11,918'		 The South Loop
Trail is along 
these ridges		 One more look
 back from the
North Loop Trail		 The view
 

 

Contact: Neil Jacklin

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