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Mount Grant Nevada
Mount Grant Nevada, north face
Elevation: 11,285 feet
Photo of Mount Grant over Walker Lake taken from north end of the Lake on hwy 95 south.
Mount Grant is primarily used by the Hawthorne Army Ammunition Depot as a firing range and for infantry training. To climb the mountain one must first get permission from the Army Depot. It is a class 3 climb for the most part and expect perpetual high winds at the summit.
Only a handful of climbers have scaled Grant over the years and little is known about the climbers' log book at the summit.
Mount Grant Nevada, north face
Photo of Mount Grant taken from Rattlesnake Hill at 75 miles away.
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Mount Grant Nevada, east face
Photo of Mount Grant taken from hwy 844 at Paradise summit.
Pilot Peak Nevada, Mineral county
South face of Pilot Peak
Elevation: 9,182 feet
Photo of Pilot Peak taken from Coaldale, Nevada.
Pilot Peak's giant prominence can be seen for most of your trip from Luning, Nevada to Tonopah, Nevada.
Mineral county's Pilot Peak is a steep class 2 climb all the way to the top. The base of the mountain is easily reached from nearby Mina, Nevada.
North face of Pilot Peak telephoto
North face of nearby Pilot Cone in the middle and the north face of Pilot Peak just to the left of Pilot Cone at twice the distance. Photo was taken from Rattlesnake Hill.
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South face of Pilot peak
View includes, left to right mount Ferguson, Pilot peak, and mount Ardivey.
Photo of mountains taken from Coaldale, Nevada.
Mount Ferguson Nevada
Mount Ferguson Nevada, southwest face
Elevation: 8,353 feet
Photo of Mount Ferguson also includes southwest faces of Arc Dome to the left of Ferguson and Mount Ardivey to its right.
Mount Ferguson Nevada, south face
Although its prominence is significant when viewing it from Hawthorne, Nevada, Mount Ferguson is seldom climbed or given much attention.
There are no regular routes to the peak of this mountain however, there is a rugged road from hwy 361 to Cliff Spring at the base of Ferguson where some start their climbs.
Photo of Mount Ferguson taken from Coaldale, Nevada on hwy 95.
Mount Ferguson Nevada, south face telephoto
Photo of Mount Ferguson was taken from Coaldale, Nevada.
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Mount Ardivey Nevada
West face of Mount Ardivey
Rare photo of mount Ardivey taken from remote hwy 844 at Paradise summit.
Northwest face of Mount Ardivey
Elevation: 9,413 feet
Photo of mount Ardivey taken from Middlegate, Nevada.
West by northwest face of Mount Ardivey
Photo of mount Ardivey taken from Rattlesnake hill. The dark butte to the right of snow covered Ardivey is our very own Rock Giant mountain. And to the left of Ardivey, Sand mountain is just behind the other black butte.
Sand Mountain Nevada, southwest face
Photo of Sand Mountain taken from hwy 50.
Southwest face of Mount Ardivey
Photo of mount Ardivey taken from Coaldale, Nevada.
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