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View of Teutonia Peak from the area of my campsite near Sunrise Rock

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00836-teutonia-peak-view-80.jpg After a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsI have the whole day to spend up here on Cima Dome, so I'll do a hike up to Teutonia Peak and beyondAfter a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsI have the whole day to spend up here on Cima Dome, so I'll do a hike up to Teutonia Peak and beyondAfter a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsI have the whole day to spend up here on Cima Dome, so I'll do a hike up to Teutonia Peak and beyondAfter a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsI have the whole day to spend up here on Cima Dome, so I'll do a hike up to Teutonia Peak and beyondAfter a lazy morning, I start hiking the half mile up the dirt road that leads from my campsite to Cima RoadThumbnailsI have the whole day to spend up here on Cima Dome, so I'll do a hike up to Teutonia Peak and beyond

I take the morning easy and study my maps. I decide to start with the obvious four-mile round-trip hike up to Teutonia Peak on the official trail and then follow that with a counter-clockwise loop around the west side of Cima Dome via Deer Spring.

I prepare my backpack for the day's hike. I decide to bring my water filter in case there's water at Deer Spring. I won't really be needing extra water, but it's fun to filter spring water when it's available.