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Ascent of Baldy Peak on 2014-07-12

Climber: Brian Maddix

Others in Party:Son Drake

Others from the Austin Hiking Group MeetUp:
James | Kieve | David | Mina | Ted | Renee | Cole | Silvio

Top but didn't summit:
Rossi (due to bum ankle) | Bryan | Kathy
Date:Saturday, July 12, 2014
Ascent Type:Successful Summit Attained
Peak:Baldy Peak
    Location:USA-Texas
    Elevation:8378 ft / 2553 m

Ascent Trip Report

20140712 Submitted Baldy Beak, Mount Livermore, Davis Mountains, Texas, along with my 13 y/o son Drake and other members of the Austin Hiking Group MeetUp. We camped at Davis Mountains Preserve. Carried a weighted backpack except for the last little scramble to the top. Tons of lady bugs up there LOL.
http://www.meetup.com/Austin-Hikers/events/174772382/
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Baldy Peak Summit Mount Livermore Davis Mountains Preserve Fort Davis TX (2014-07-12). Photo by Brian Maddix.
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Summary Total Data
    Total Elevation Gain:2326 ft / 708 m
    Total Elevation Loss:2326 ft / 708 m
    Round-Trip Distance:9.2 mi / 14.8 km
    Grade/Class:8.9%
    Quality:4 (on a subjective 1-10 scale)
    Route Conditions:
Road Hike, Maintained Trail, Scramble
    Weather:Pleasant, Breezy, Clear
Ascent Statistics
    Gain on way in:2326 ft / 708 m
    Distance:4.4 mi / 7.1 km
    Route:Madera Canyon trail (mixed it up a bit)
    Start Trailhead:30.664033 -104.158533  6052 ft / 1844 m
    Time:0 Days 3 Hours 45 Minutes
Descent Statistics
    Loss on way out:2326 ft / 708 m
    Distance:4.8 mi / 7.7 km
    Route:Madera Canyon trail (mixed it up a bit)
    End Trailhead:30.664033 -104.158533  6052 ft / 1844 m
    Time:0 Days 3 Hours 21 Minutes
GPS Data for Ascent/Trip


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Peaks:  climbed and  unclimbed by Brian Maddix
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