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Mar 30, 2020 — Jubilee Mountain is a brown hump that most people just drive past on their way into Death Valley National Park, but it's big enough that I felt the need to hike it deep in my gut after passing it many times on my way into the park. I started from Jubilee Pass and headed south up a steep and loose Class 2 slope, then followed the pleasant ridge up to Jubilee Mountain. There are hints of a social/animal trail along the ridge crest, but it's mostly just easy walking on rocky terrain. This is a short hike to a nice viewpoint of lower elevations to the south, but is otherwise sort of a forgettable peak.
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