Mar 22, 2019 — I parked at a wilderness marker and navigated over a few wildflower-covered humps before entering a major wash that leads the the rest of the way to the basin south of Chemehuevi Peak. Follow the wash to the mouth of a boulder-choked drainage leading to the western slope of the peak. There were a couple of Class 2+ moves, but overall it's just a relatively fun scramble on big boulders. A social trail leads around some brush near the head of the drainage and then seemed to leave me on my own to navigate the Class 2 slope to the summit. Great views of the Chemehuevi Mountains and wildflower spectacle below.
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