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Feb 08, 2020 — Stewart Point, the high poing of the Resting Spring Range, begins with a straightforward approach through the desert and into the biggest drainage coming down the peak's east face. The canyon winds around a bit with some Class 2/2+ obstacles. There is one point where the canyon continues into some narrows, and a dryfall prevents easy access. This is bypassed on the left by leaving the drainage before entering the narrows. I marked this canyon on the attached map. After a fair amount of canyon boulder-hopping, we reached a fork in the drainage, and a social trail led up the ridge separating the two branches. The route continues steeply up this ridge to the summit, some sections a bit loose and annoying.
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