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This is a very nice mountain, being the highest in the area. The weather is stable along the year, on rare occasions you might see the mountain white. The climb is relatively easy and many paths to go up it. The hardest being the west path, that goes east. This path is hard because loose stones slip all the time causing you to slip sometimes and having a higher chance of getting injured.
It's a fun hike...while more challenging in a technical sense than something like Pikes Peak with an established hiking trail, it's suitable for anyone with moderate fitness.
Click here to read 1 more climbing note(s) for Petkash Peak or submit your own
I'm trying to climb more mountains in the Colorado Springs area...anyone ever climbed Petkash Peak? The pics look really pretty...it looks like there's a great view of Pikes Peak? Is it all scrambling or is there an existing trail? How does it compare to Blodgett?
Click here to read 1 more climbing note(s) for Petkash Peak or submit your own
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