Keystone Peak
November 18, 2006


Zoom image of the Sierrita Mountains seen from about 30 miles away from the Gilbert Ray Campground near Tucson


The gate at the road at the start of the hike


The McGee Ranch cemetery


Beth walking up the trail


Looking back east from the pass near Ox Frame Tank junction


The road, and off in the distance, the Santa Rita Mountains rise, with Mount Wrightson barely poking above!


Here's me on top it all


Beth ambles down the road; the summit towers are above her


A cabin dating from c.1911


Keystone after a spring storm (Apr 2007)

 

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