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Ascent of Ebbetts Peak on 2019-07-27

Climber: Brett Marciasini

Others in Party:Arthur Marciasini -- Trip Report or GPS Track
----Only Party on Mountain
Date:Saturday, July 27, 2019
Ascent Type:Successful Summit Attained
Peak:Ebbetts Peak
    Location:USA-California
    Elevation:9160 ft / 2791 m

Ascent Trip Report

This peak offers the bang for your buck! With a minimal effort 15-20 minute hike from the highway, you can be on the summit and enjoying amazing views! This can be shorter if you drive the .20 miles up the easy dirt road.

There is a well defined trail that leads you up to the rocky area and then you can spot faint use trails to the top where a beautiful American Flag is flying. The views here are phenomenal. It’s almost like cheating to get these views without breaking a sweat. Raymond and Reynolds are so close and dominate the views. Mokelumne Peak, Round Top, 4th Of July, Jobs, and Jobs Sister can all be seen clearly. In the other direction, Highland and Silver are ever present and the Ebbett’s area peaks, Tryon, Hiram, Folger, Lookout, And Bull Run make a nice appearance. Leavitt Peak sticks out far in the distance.

Loved this stroll to the top. Despite the loose rocks on the summit, still would be an easy hike for the kids. My 8-year old did it round trip in 36 minutes.

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Summary Total Data
    Total Elevation Gain:430 ft / 131 m
    Total Elevation Loss:20 ft / 6 m
    Route Conditions:
Road Hike, Maintained Trail
Ascent Statistics
    Gain on way in:430 ft / 131 m
        Gain Breakdown:Net: 410 ft / 124 m; Extra: 20 ft / 6m
    Loss on way in:20 ft / 6 m
    Distance:1.2 mi / 1.9 km
    Start Trailhead:Ebbett’s Pass Sign  8750 ft / 2667 m
    Time:18 Minutes
Descent Statistics
    Time:18 Minutes
GPS Data for Ascent/Trip


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