Fletcher Peak

Mount Charleston

At 10,319 feet, Fletcher Peak is the 6th highest mountain in southern Nevada
Fletcher Peak
Pine Trees in the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area
Pine Trees
A nice view of Fletcher peak
Fletcher
A beautiful view of Mummy Mountain
Mummy Mountain
This strange tree, shaped by the wind, snow, and rain has survived over thousands of years
Bristlecone Pines
Picture of Kyle Canyon far below
Kyle Canyon
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is incredibly diverse, featuring towering snow-capped summits and vast spans of flatland and desert terrain
Humboldt-Toiyabe
Great view of the Mt. Charleston Wilderness from the Summit
View
The path ahead is fraught with peril. But I will do all I can to keep it stable.
Trail
A nice view of Mount Charleston from Fletcher Peak Trail
MT. Charleston
View of the Peak from North Loop Trail
View
The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area is comprised of rugged mountains with towering cliffs, steep hillsides, and deep narrow canyons
Spring Mountains

Charleston > Fletcher Peak

Fletcher Peak trail runs south from the North Loop Trail near the Bristlecone Pines on a nice trail to the summit. You can enjoy some solitude there as it is not highly traveled but has some very nice views of the Spring Mountains. It is the 6th highest mountain in southern Nevada.

The Spring Mountains National Recreation Area is comprised of rugged mountains with towering cliffs, steep hillsides, and deep narrow canyons, which are surrounded by a desert landscape. The area’s elevation ranges from 3,000 feet to 11,918 feet at the top of Charleston Peak which creates a variety of climate and vegetation zones including some 18,000 acres of Bristlecone Pine.

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