I was hoping that Sugarloaf Peak was the picturesque pyramidal peak I've been seeing from various vantage points in the Santa Anas. But alas, it wasn't. That pyramidal peak (which I now know is called Old Sugarloaf, thanks to an anonymous comment below) was a mile west and 100 feet higher.
The numbers: ~13 miles, ~2400 vertical feet, 4.5 hours.
Dave and Patrick a little after sunrise.
Sugaloaf Peak is on the right and Old Sugarloaf is on the left.
Patrick stemming between the summit boulders.
Old Sugarloaf
4 comments:
The pyramidal peak is Old Sugarloaf (3,326'). It's peak trail ascends 550' to a class 1-2 scramble that leads to the peak register (red cans) and good views of Los Pinos peak to the NNE.
Thanks Anonymous!
Great blog! I see your friend Patrick stemming between the summit boulders, did you guys make the leap from the lower boulder to the highest? It was a little too airy for me. I went back with a rope to get the highest summit boulder.
Nice bllog
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