Peak Bagger Series: Mount Ingalls

Join day-hikers (they don’t mind being called a Peak Bagger) as they hike 9 ½ miles, roundtrip, for 6 ½ hours to try and bag 8,376-foot Mount Ingalls on the Plumas National Forest in April 2025. Mount Ingalls is the highest elevation in the Plumas. (USDA Forest Service video, photos, and narration by Paul Wade)

Know Before You Go Links: www.peakbagger.com
www.summitpost.org
www.ohv.parks.ca.gov
www.forecast.weather.gov
www.mountain-forecast.com
www.quickmap.dot.ca.gov

For more tips, tricks, how-to on peakbagging or just to watch someone struggle to discover these amazing backcountry high points, search "Hiking Mokelumne Peak" or see the links to a few previous climbs below. More on the way.
• Peak Bagger Series: Granite Chief, Needle and Lyon peaks
• Peak Bagger Series: Granite Chief, Needle ...
• Peak Bagger Series: Wheeler Benchmark and Peak 9115
• Peak Bagger Series: Wheeler Benchmark and ...
• Peak Bagger Series: Sardine Peak
• Peak Bagger Series: Sardine Peak
• Peak Bagger Series: Carson Pass to Luther Pass (Red Lake, Stevens and Waterhouse peaks)
• Peak Bagger Series: Carson Pass to Luther ...
• Peak Bagger Series: Whittakers Dardanelles
• Peak Bagger Series: Whittakers Dardanelles
• Peak Bagger Series: Mokelumne Peak
• Peak Bagger Series: Mokelumne Peak

Tags
California; mountain; snowshoe; GPX track; peak bagging; Plumas National Forest; Mount Ingalls; USDA Forest Service