These are the magnetic North coordinates rounded to nearest whole number (same as the direction you see with your compass).
Lonesome Peak (center) 3,858ft | Your Position
Peak 3114 | 3,114ft | 16 Degrees
Peak 3340 | 3,340ft | 32 Degrees
Peak 3510 | 3,510ft | 33 Degrees
North Peak | 2,231ft | 126 Degrees
South Peak | 2,231 ft | 127 Degrees
Mt. Stocker | 3,848ft | 128 Degrees
Mt. Stalker | 3,854ft | 129 Degrees
Nelson Peak | 2,575ft | 139 Degrees
Mt. Duncan | 2,790ft | 157 Degrees
Nelson Benchmark | 3,822ft; 181 Degrees
Peak 4665 | 4,665ft | 206 Degrees
Pigs and Zen Peak | 3,832ft | 207 Degrees
Arch Back | 3,660ft | 287 Degreesย
Peak 3420 | 3,420ft | 357 Degrees
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Map, Video, Narrative and Slide Guides will appear in 2025
Visit the high point in the Eldorado Wilderness of Nevada. Experience spectacular views of this hidden wilderness area with unrivaled views of the Colorado River Basin South of Hoover Dam!
For a preview of the region and its terrain, see the page on North Lonesome Peak.
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David Smith has devoted the better part of one day each week over the past 20 years to experiencing a mountain trail running adventure. He began in the Pacific Northwest with the Columbia Gorge and Cascade Mountains; then moved to Southern California and experienced the Angeles Crest mountains; then the Northeast where he experienced the Hudson River Valley and Minnewaska; finally in 2016 to Las Vegas where he is experiencing and documenting Red Rock Canyon, the Spring Mountains (Mt. Charleston area), Death Valley and beyond!
Return often to experience one new adventure each week! From the home page scroll to “Most Recent Adventures“. More about David Smith…
The trail adventures on this website require proper conditioning, preparation and safety precautions. There are many factors beyond our control including weather conditions, unstable ground, loose rocks, insects and snakes, people you may encounter, your own level of physical conditioning, the potential of getting lost just to mention a few. While this site offers guidance, helpful tips, direction and training, the reader assumes full responsibility for whatever may occur during their trail adventure. Have fun and be safe!