| Activation Date: 18 November 2017 (local time) | |
| Transport: Drive-Up, Short Walk | Distance: 0.8 miles |
| Elev. gain: 200ft | Time: 15 minutes |
| Rig(s): LNR Precision MTR-3B | Band(s): 20,40m CW |
| Antenna(s): End-fed half-wave, Linked dipole | |
| Cell Service: Marginal LTE (T-Mobile) | |
| Parking: Side of road R10 | |
| Trailhead: Side of road R10 | |
| Fees/Permits: Multiple permits—see post on Peak 4850 | |
| Route: Park near summit, short walk to top | |
| Dogs: Yes | Toilet: No |
Out of the three summits we did on this trip, this one was the easiest. Parking a short distance from the summit, it’s an easy walk up a gentle grade. There are abundant places to set up antennas and the summit area is fairly large. There’s even a little bit of cell service! After the (mis)adventures of the earlier summits (4850 and Santa Rita Peak), it was nice to have a little break.