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Yellow Peak The Flatiron massif taken last night at my campsie at the Lost Dutchman. Orion is rising   My first view of Yellow Peak   Starting the climb   The lower slope   The yellow band of jumbly cliffs and rock piles   Above the cliffs, the summit rocks are close   The burned summit   Weavers Needle   The main Superstition massif. Peak 3097 is the sloping plateau seen below   Northeast, the Four Peaks and Buckhorn Mountain in the distance   More east, Malapais Mountain Peak 3097 Descending, Peak 3097 in the near distance   Look back up at the cliffs   Yellow Peak again, now on the slope toward Peak 3097   Summit of 3097 nigh   I declare this is the top rock   Look back at Yellow Peak and Malapais Mountain   North, the Four Peaks and Buckhorn again   All images • • • The Arizona Mountains Gazetteer Click to find out more!

Superstition Mountains Stroll Yellow Peak • Peak 3097 ... Yellow Peak • Tonto National Forest • Superstition Mountains & Wilderness • Maricopa County Date: November 13, 2024 • Elevation: 3,061 feet • Prominence: 481 feet • Distance: 8.1 miles • Time: 5 hours total, whole hike • Gain: 1,100 feet (gross) • Conditions: Cold at first, warming, blue skies, no clouds Arizona • Main • PB • LoJ .... Peak 3097 • Pinal County Elevation: 3,097 feet • Prominence: 457 feet • Distance: 1.6 miles • Gain: 470 feet • Conditions: Same PB • LoJ ....

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