Not Pacifico. It's Granite, Roundtop, Waterman and Twin. Large object? Okay, so you slept on that tank and then walked down the road to take the photo?
Yep. Pacifico is the clear peak to look for here, but it's not visible behind the Granite-Round Top ridge.
And we did camp on a water tank, but not the one near your pin (I didn't even realize there was one there). We camped on the one at 4000ft, on the saddle between Fox creek and Fall creek.
Once it becomes a maintained road again (after climbing out of Big T, to the towers) it's clear the whole way. Below 4000ft it's sandy, so a bit of a pain to ride it, but walking would be no problem. I'll do a quick TR in a bit.
Here's a reminder of Muku Reynolds, a friend who died tragically in Zion.
Seven years ago this month a group of us climbed this peak where Muku is standing. Name the summit we're on, the nearby peak to the right, the range in the distance, the location of our base camp, and how many liters of water I carried.
That doesn't look like the San Gabes or if it is I need to find it. Looks like you're on Irvine facing Lone Pine Peak on the right and the White Mountains are in the background. I would assume that you were just Meysan around.
David R wrote: ↑That doesn't look like the San Gabes or if it is I need to find it. Looks like you're on Irvine facing Lone Pine Peak on the right and the White Mountains are in the background. I would assume that you were just Meysan around.
David R wrote: ↑That doesn't look like the San Gabes or if it is I need to find it. Looks like you're on Irvine facing Lone Pine Peak on the right and the White Mountains are in the background. I would assume that you were just Meysan around.
The ridge in the foreground is Pine Mountain Ridge (I think the Sierra Club "Peak" by that name is off to the right). Wild View Peak is off to the left of the pic and beyond the ridge you can see.
