Datum,North America 1927 mean,Clarke 1866,-69.4,-0.37264639,-8,160,176
RN,11,DRY MTN
RP,UTM,DRY00,11S ,0455353,4082922,04/22/2006,00:00:00,PARK
RP,UTM,DRY01,11S ,0453739,4082618,04/22/2006,00:00:00,IN WASH
RP,UTM,DRY02,11S ,0451199,4081435,04/22/2006,00:00:00,BASE OF RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY03,11S ,0450776,4081935,04/22/2006,00:00:00,ON RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY04,11S ,0450663,4082566,04/22/2006,00:00:00,ON RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY05,11S ,0450529,4082914,04/22/2006,00:00:00,ON RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY06,11S ,0450199,4083240,04/22/2006,00:00:00,BY P7944
RP,UTM,DRY07,11S ,0449857,4083924,04/22/2006,00:00:00,HIGH WASHES
RP,UTM,DRY08,11S ,0449387,4084058,04/22/2006,00:00:00,ON RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY09,11S ,0448861,4084326,04/22/2006,00:00:00,DESCEND RIDGE
RP,UTM,DRY10,11S ,0448005,4084641,04/22/2006,00:00:00,LAST ASCENT
RP,UTM,DRY11,11S ,0446820,4084750,04/22/2006,00:00:00,DRY SUMMIT

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This is a route file for a climb of Dry Mountain, located in Death
Valley National Park.  This peak is one of the longer ones on the
Sierra Club, Desert Peaks List.  This route was pioneered by Eric
Beck and follows a nice ridge to the upper plateau which many feel
is a much better route than the steep canyon ascent of the Sierra
Club guidebook route. A good place to camp before this hike is at
the Mesquite Springs Campground at the north end of Death Valley.
Get an early start and drive west toward Ubehebe Crater. Near the
Crater a dirt road starts south to The Racetrack.  From the pavement
follow this rough road south for 9.3 miles to a small wide spot
where you can park on the right side.  A high-clearance vehicle with
good tires is needed for this road and four-wheel drive is normally
not needed. The parking spot is waypoint DRY00.  Hike west around
some low hills and enter a wide wash.  Follow this southwest to the
base of a ridge at DRY02. Hike northwest ascending this long ridge up
to P7944 ft.(DRY06) shown on the map.  Traverse north across minor
canyons to an east-west ridge and follow this ridge west past P7934.
Descend this ridge and cross a valley to the base of the final hill.
(DRY10). It is about 1400 feet of gain up to the summit.  This route
is 14.2 miles round-trip with about 6000 feet of gain.  This includes
about 1000 feet of gain on the return. Allow 11 to 12 hours for the
hike.  You should start hiking by 7:00AM.  Allow one hour of driving
time from Mesquite Springs Campground to the starting point on the
road.  Take plenty of food, water and a flashlight.  4/06  RLC