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Fletcher Peak Adventures Overview | Mt Charleston Wilderness | Spring Mountains, Nevada
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Fletcher Peak Adventures Overview | Mt Charleston Wilderness | Spring Mountains, Nevada
Fletcher Peak, elevation 10,319ft, has a beautiful wooded summit area populated by ancient Bristlecone Pines sculpted into fantastic shapes over the centuries. The forest is home to a mule deer population, and you are likely to see them at the summit in the early morning or late evening. The summit offers a unique view of Harris Mountain, Griffith Peak and the saddle between. Beyond is The La Madre Mountains Wilderness. To the Northeast are the Sheep Range and Gass Peak. Mummy’s Toe and Mummy’s Nose are prominent in their full glory to the West. And there’s much more!
Of the high Mt. Charleston Wilderness summits, Fletcher Peak is the easiest to reach, and the most popular route is from the North Loop Trail. But there are more additional little-known wilderness routes to the summit than you might have imagined. Find them on this page!
Fletcher Peak from Deer Creek Road
Fletcher Peak from North Loop Trailhead
Popular Starter Route
8 mi / Approx. 8,439 > 10,255ft
**Excellent Trail**
Fletcher Peak from Robbers Roost
10 mi+ / Approx. 7,914 > 10,255ft
**Mostly Wilderness**
Cougar Ridge Tr > Mummy’s Knees > Toe > Mummy Springs > Raintree > Fletcher Peak Circuit
15-18 mi / Approx. 8,439 > 11,000ft
**Some Trail > Some Wilderness**
Deer Creek Rd at Camp Stimpson > Fletcher Peak > Cougar Ridge Trail Circuit
15-18 mi / Approx 8,000ft > 10,500ft
**Some Trail > Some Wilderness**
Fletcher Peak from Kyle Canyon
Fletcher Peak Mummy Mountain Circuit
15 mi / Approx. 7,713 > 11,520ft
**Some Trail, Some Wilderness**
Fletcher > Mummy > Lee Circuit
Approx. 18 mi / 7,713 > 11,520ft
**Some Trail, Some Wilderness**
Fletcher Canyon / Fletcher Peak / Cockscomb Ridge Circuit
Approx. 12-15 mi | 7,000 – 10,319ftÂ
**Some Trails, Some Wilderness**
