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May 17, 2021 — Wah Wah Mountains High Point is a remote peak in Utah's West Desert, accessible by any vehicle. I parked at a pull-out at a hairpin turn before the road started deteriorating and started generally north up a very steep forested slope. It's not quite a bushwhack since the foliage is spread out enough to allow for walking without obstacles. A few hundred feet of ascending and the slope narrowed into a ridge and became a bit more mellow. There was some tree-dodging required, but otherwise minimal bushwhacking. About halfway up to the summit, I encountered some light Class 2, but it's barely notable. Dodging trees toward the summit became a bit more of a chore, but it was short-lived. The views were okay from the summit, but forested in most directions.
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