Hammond Canyon to Timbered Dome

Total Miles
9.5

Elevation

2,166.34 ft

Duration

1 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

This 10-mile track drops down into Antelope Valley and then goes back up towards Timbered Dome. You gain 1800 feet in elevation. The track is primarily on BLM, and where it crosses private property, access is allowed. Opportunities for backpacking, hiking, wildlife viewing, climbing, sightseeing, and photography are available here. The area is steep and rugged, so some of these activities are challenging. The views from the high ridges and peaks are spectacular. Cattle do summer in this area, so be sure to watch out for them. By May the flowers are starting to bloom.

Photos of Hammond Canyon to Timbered Dome

Hammond Canyon to Timbered Dome
Hammond Canyon to Timbered Dome
Hammond Canyon to Timbered Dome

Difficulty

Through mid-May you may find snow on the trails, and if it's rained recently, it will be muddy. Otherwise, a pretty easy trail with fantastic views.

History

The Timbered Dome Peak has an elevation of 8327 feet. It is the southeasternmost named peak in the Pioneer Mountains.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

From North Front Street in Arco, go west on Sunset Drive Sunset Drive turns into Aikele Road. Follow Aikele to North 3535 West and turn right. Follow N 3535 W past two farm sections, and turn left onto Hammond Canyon Road. Follow Hammond Canyon Road over the top to where this trail starts. From Antelope Valley, take Antelope Road to Hammond Canyon Road, and then take a right on this trail, which leads to Timbered Dome Road.

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