Fighting The Elements on Tahoe’s Freel Peak
Posted on April 8, 2008
Freel Peak is the highest peak in the Lake Tahoe Basin, at 10,881 feet above sea level.
During the warm Tahoe summer, Freel Peak can be climbed from several locations in the area, such as from near Horse Camp, a meadow filled with aspens and conifers at the southern base of the peak.
But during the cold, snowy winter, well …. that’s a different story. The high winds also batter the peak, making hiking it a challenge. The northerly aspects of the peak are wiped clean of snow, leaving brown patches in a landscape of white.
But once you ascend to the peak, the views are unbelievable and well worth your tireless efforts. Full article
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