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May 06, 2019 — The dirt road leading to the trailhead is passable by any vehicle. I followed the uneventful Woodchute Mountain Trail along a grassy ridge into the Woodchute Wilderness and up to the wide mesa housing the high point. The trail had minimal vertical gain until it changed personality and ascended to this mesa's rim. Just past the point when the trail flattened out, I left the trail and headed northwest through forested and viewless terrain until I reached the Woodchute Mountain high point. On the way back rather than retrace my steps, I headed east to make a detour back to the trail in order to follow it to its end, where I read about a nice viewpoint. This was a nice viewpoint overlooking Sedona's red rock formations far in the distance, along with Humphrey's Peak even farther away. I followed the trail back the way I came.
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