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I'll keep hiking up to the top of the semi-barren slope, and then I should be at the top of Pinto Mountain

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4198-pinto-mountain.jpg Also still blooming on the north side of Pinto Mountain are a few tufts of phloxThumbnailsWhite thistle in Cedar Wash on the way to Pinto Mountain, Mojave National PreserveAlso still blooming on the north side of Pinto Mountain are a few tufts of phloxThumbnailsWhite thistle in Cedar Wash on the way to Pinto Mountain, Mojave National PreserveAlso still blooming on the north side of Pinto Mountain are a few tufts of phloxThumbnailsWhite thistle in Cedar Wash on the way to Pinto Mountain, Mojave National PreserveAlso still blooming on the north side of Pinto Mountain are a few tufts of phloxThumbnailsWhite thistle in Cedar Wash on the way to Pinto Mountain, Mojave National PreserveAlso still blooming on the north side of Pinto Mountain are a few tufts of phloxThumbnailsWhite thistle in Cedar Wash on the way to Pinto Mountain, Mojave National Preserve

The slope here up the back (north) side of Pinto Mountain doesn't resemble the steep escarpment of its front side at all.