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Feb 20, 2021 — This is a nice little peak on the rim of the San Rafael Reef. Though not particularly interesting, the views are really cool for minimal effort and the tilted landscape is always a little trippy for the human brain. Our group set out from a parking spot off North Temple Wash Road and headed up the Class 2 slope comprised of sandstone slabs and ledges. We found ourselves at the base of a cliff on our right and hugged it as we wrapped around a drainage system to avoid it. We continued north on more slabs to the summit of Peak 6220 without much to say about obstacles. Just avoid stepping on the cryptobiotic soil.
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