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Hiking/Climbing Deidre Peak, Snow Canyon State Park, Utah

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First published at 08:54 UTC on March 15th, 2019.

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Not for the faint of heart!
Wow, this little jaunt turned into a serious adventure. We returned to Snow Canyon State Park to bag this peak named Deidre Peak just on the eastern edge of Padre Canyon. What little info/beta we had simply said the route was moderate with 1500ft of elevation gain. No big deal, right?
Wrong.
What we quickly found out from the start of the ascent on the ridge was that we would have exposed 3rd and 4th class scrambling. I had to continue alone to bag the peak. I soon was to encounter the ridge turning into a 'knife edge' spine which at a point or two was no wider than three feet and had 1000ft drops. Good times for sure. I hesitate to call this route 'moderate' due to some rather intense, exposed sections that have to be carefully navigated higher on the ridge.
The views from the summit were fantastic!
Warning: This route should demand extreme caution, it would behoove one to have some climbing skills. Your safety is your own responsibility.
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