サンタクララ山脈の絶景の山頂・トップ5

Saint Peter's Dome can be reached in a few ways. The shorter way is: park at the Dome Trailhead Parking Lot and run on Saint Peter's Dome Road, a 4.3-mile round trip to the top of Saint Peter's Dome. The longer way is: park on FR289 Dome LO Road, and wind through the Dome Wilderness on Saint Peter's Dome Trail, 11.2 miles round trip. The top of Saint Peter's Dome has expansive views of the desert and a fire lookout marking the top.

Guaje Mountain is a 7589 foot peak northeast of Los Alamos. This open, grassy summit is a great challenge close to town that affords sweeping views of Los Alamos and the surrounding area.

Boundary Peak is located at the boundary of Bandelier National Monument. To get here, start at the Dome Trailhead, but keep in mind that it is not accessible from January through mid-April due to seasonal road closures.

Guaje Mountain is a 7589 foot peak northeast of Los Alamos. This open, grassy summit is a great challenge close to town that affords sweeping views of Los Alamos and the surrounding area.

Chicoma Mountain stands at an elevation of 11,561 feet and is an extinct supervolcano. It is the highest mountain in the Jemez Mountains range, and the trail getting to the top can be tricky to follow, so bring the appropriate navigation tools. Sometimes at the summit, near the geological survey marker, there is a rock cairn. The cairn is where Pueblo people leave traditional offerings, so respectfully do not move any objects resting at the top of the mountain.

Saint Peter's Dome can be reached in a few ways. The shorter way is: park at the Dome Trailhead Parking Lot and hike on Saint Peter's Dome Road, a 4.3-mile round trip to the top of Saint Peter's Dome. The longer way is: park on FR289 Dome LO Road, and wind through the Dome Wilderness on Saint Peter's Dome Trail, 11.2 miles round trip. The top of Saint Peter's Dome has expansive views of the desert and a fire lookout marking the top.

Guaje Mountain is a 7589 foot peak northeast of Los Alamos. This open, grassy summit is a great challenge close to town that affords sweeping views of Los Alamos and the surrounding area.

Boundary Peak is located at the boundary to Bandelier National Monument. To get here, start at the Dome Trailhead, but keep in mind that is not accessible from January through mid-April due to seasonal road closures.