West Mountain Peak Summit, Beaver Dam Mountains, Utah

At 7,680ft, West Mountain Peak is the highest point in the Beaver Dam Mountains which are located right on the Utah/Nevada border.
Getting to this peak had my interest after the grinding hike we did to summit 'Hot Dog Peak' and we were able to view West MT Peak across from where we stood.
Did a little research and decided to try the road approach, which has been mentioned a few times as being an absolutely trashed high clearance 4WD route that could be considered a bit hair raising.
I didn't find the road to be too terrible, I did park and hike the remaining mile and half to summit via the snow covered road. The final switchbacks of the road are very steep, somewhat exposed and I didn't feel it necessary to attempt especially since the road was covered in ice and snow. With the right vehicle, clearance, and tires...shouldn't be a problem. Oh, make sure your brakes are good!
It doesn't get any easier to get on top of a mountain peak and the views from the top (minus the towers) were fantastic! Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!
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