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North Peak from Saddlebag Lake

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Distance
8.23 mi
Elevation gain
2,116 ft
Technical difficulty
Moderate
Elevation loss
2,116 ft
Max elevation
12,083 ft
TrailRank 
38
Min elevation
10,071 ft
Trail type
Loop
Coordinates
496
Uploaded
August 26, 2015
Recorded
August 2015
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near Lundy, California (United States)

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Itinerary description

A very fun hike/scramble up the southeast face of North Peak, starting from Saddlebag Lake. Some of the most picturesque lakes in the area, surrounded by beautiful white granite. The route is decent, not very loose or sandy, for the most part. The upper part is a fun scramble, though not terribly difficult. Our route also toured most of the Conness Lakes, each with a differing amount of glacial silt in them. A great day out in the mountains, a highly recommended hike!

Waypoints

PictographLake Altitude 10,560 ft

Conness Lake #1

10560 ft height

PictographLake Altitude 10,760 ft

Conness Lake #2

10760 ft height

PictographLake Altitude 10,680 ft

Conness Lake #3

10680 ft height

PictographLake Altitude 10,160 ft

Greenstone Lake

10160 ft height

PictographSummit Altitude 12,247 ft
Photo ofNorth Peak Photo ofNorth Peak

North Peak

PictographCar park Altitude 0 ft

Saddlebag Lake TH

Comments  (2)

  • Photo of markmcla
    markmcla Aug 28, 2015

    That hike looks fantastic! Thank you very much for posting it. And I'm already dreaming about hiking to North Peak.

  • Photo of Allan_R
    Allan_R Sep 10, 2015

    It really is one of the best areas in the Sierra (though it's hard to qualify that!). The Conness Lakes area is so amazing, it definitely ranks top 3 of all the places I've been.

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