Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Looking up at the talus between the trail and the ridge below Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Views north from Mummy Mountain. Fletcher Peak, Bonanza Peak, and the Three Sisters are in view.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Mummy Mountain and the majority of the Spring Mountains are composed of limestone. Mummy Mountain has some steeper cliffs that ring the summit in.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Mount Charleston, the highest peak of the Spring Mountains, can be seen to the southwest from the Mummy Mountain summit.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Another view of Mount Charleston, 11,916 feet. Large Bristlecone pines and a treeless windswept summit characterize this iconic southern Nevada peak.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
A hiker traversing along the base of some large cliffs below the Mummy Mountain summit.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Views abound in all directions on crystal clear fall and winter days in the Spring Mountains. Fletcher Peak and the Three Sisters are both easy summit scrambles and have relatively straightforward route finding.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Another view of the northern Spring Mountains.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Exposed limestone cliffs below the summit of Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Bristlecone Pines can be seen on the way up to Mummy Mountain and the summit of Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Hiker looking east toward the Sheep Mountains, Hayford Peak and the Desert National Wildlife Refuge.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
The flat summit of Mummy Mountain makes for some phenomenal camping, especially during a meteor shower.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Hiker standing toward the northern summit of Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
The views from Mummy Mountain are far reaching and totally breathtaking.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Panorama of the northern half of the Spring Mountains. Looking north from the summit of Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Impressive view of the southern face of Mummy Mountain from the junction of Trail Canyon and the North Loop.
Andy Pigg
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10/21/2017
Built up bivy site on the summit of Mummy Mountain.
Andy Pigg
Photo Date: 
10/21/2017
The summit of Mummy Mountain is an impressively large rolling table top. It is a perfect place to spend the afternoon or an evening catching a sunset over the Las Vegas Valley and Southern Nevada.