Wright Peak

[westtex]

Anyone ever been on top?

[Dennis1993]

Where is it?

[01ACRViper]

i dunno, that gap doesn't look fun 

[badknees]

Where is it?

N29.29542 W103.22603

[tjavery]

Interesting. What would be the best route to get to it?

Look smack in the middle of this map:

[Jim]

Where is it?

N29.29542 W103.22603

Pummel, Wright, and Panther Peaks as seen from PJ.

[westtex]

I have been over that middle pass and was solo, so I did not attempt the peak, looked kind of tricky.  But I did notice that there was a cairn on the very tip top.

[chisos_muse]

Hey Jim, let's try that with some snow!

[homerboy2u]

You haaadd to throw that picture with snow, MUSE....you had to do that: I hate you, ..... 

[chisos_muse]

You haaadd to throw that picture with snow, MUSE....you had to do that: I hate you, ..... 

Ahhh, such a fine line between hate and love, eh?

[mediopelo]

I have been over that middle pass and was solo, so I did not attempt the peak, looked kind of tricky.  But I did notice that there was a cairn on the very tip top.

You were wise not to try it solo. Several years ago a park resident was exploring Mouse Canyon, which is where the map shows Panther Spring to be and is one approach to Wright Peak. He slipped on some loose rock and fell down the slope and nearly died.

[Jim]

Hey Jim, let's try that with some snow!

Rats!  I'm never there when it snows.

[presidio]

a park resident ... slipped on some loose rock and fell down the slope and nearly died.

Well, if he'd just read and heeded the danged warnings plastered all over the park he would have known he was far too inexperienced to attempt this sort of things. Best leave such hikes to professionals.