Mount Black Exit
Trail
3.4 mile
5.5 kilometer
point to point
Ski Line
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
114'
35 m
Descent: -3,443' -1,050 m
High: 9,094' 2,772 m
Low: 5,650' 1,722 m
Grade
Avg Slope: 20% (11°)
Max Slope: 44% (24°)
Weather
Unknown
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“In summer this is a hike, but in winter it's a steep, thickly-tree'd exit.”
— samh Haraldson
Description
The summer trail follows the South side of Pine Creek and consists of steep sections of sidehilling. In winter much of this can be bypassed by staying taking a descent line different than the summer trail offering up bits of open fields of fresh snow here and there. The entire zone is steep, craggy, and peppered with waterfalls so travelers must beware of their surroundings.
If hiking out get ready for a pounding on the knees but know that once you get to Pine Creek Falls it's a sight for sore eyes and means you've only got a short distance further to go. Arrive back at the trailhead and find your way to the Pine Creek Cafe for some superb grub.
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