Sierra Grande – Climbing Notes
Sierra Grande – Climbing Notes
Sierra Grande Climbing notes shared by Mountain-Forecast users
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March 15, 2021
Linda Jagger from United States
Is it possible to get permission ahead of time, before the day I want to climb? Would you have an email or phone # to talk to.
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May 18, 2013
Ira Berlin from United States
Climbed SG about 3 years ago. Be sure and request permission from the owners (the Wolfe's) prior to hiking since most of the mountain is privately owned. I approached it from the north side off Rt 64 onto Amsdad Rd. and after talking with owners drove closer to the base and the start of the trail. Very consistent grade to the summit - no special skills needed. There is a large antennae array at the top which I had concern for as far a radiation but the owner said she rides up all the time with her horse so I guess it's not an issue. You'll have a great view of Capulin just to the north and everything else within a 100 mile radius. You might make out Black Mesa in NW Oklahoma 60 miles east (another mild climb!).
Enjoy!!
(NOTE: Texts may be edited by our content team for the purposes of ensuring accurate and relevant information)
Linda Jagger from United States
Is it possible to get permission ahead of time, before the day I want to climb? Would you have an email or phone # to talk to.
Ira Berlin from United States
Climbed SG about 3 years ago. Be sure and request permission from the owners (the Wolfe's) prior to hiking since most of the mountain is privately owned. I approached it from the north side off Rt 64 onto Amsdad Rd. and after talking with owners drove closer to the base and the start of the trail. Very consistent grade to the summit - no special skills needed. There is a large antennae array at the top which I had concern for as far a radiation but the owner said she rides up all the time with her horse so I guess it's not an issue. You'll have a great view of Capulin just to the north and everything else within a 100 mile radius. You might make out Black Mesa in NW Oklahoma 60 miles east (another mild climb!).
Enjoy!!
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