Pete's Point is one of the higher peaks in the Wallowa mountains. It is a technically easy walk up peak.

Activity Notes

This will be the first 9,000'+ peak we summit on Sun 8/06/2023, the climbing day of our three-day backpack from Wallowa Lake. The summit block is 1,200' above the trail, which we'll leave at Tenderfoot Pass. There we will scout the south arm as described by SummitPost.  "The east running arms of the horseshoe provide two easy walk up routes to the summit from the vicinity of Tenderfoot Pass. The south arm is a longer and gentler climb, while the north arm is steeper, but shorter." I've previously climbed the north arm and found it to require a low fifth-class bouldering move to gain the summit block. Wanting everyone to have success, I want to find this other way up.
Other Information
Driving Distance from Portland 330 miles
Driving Time from Portland 6 hours
Expected Duration Car to car in two or more days
Relevant Books Scrambles in Oregon, by Barbara Bond
Relevant Maps Google map
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