14ers.com • Trip Report - Mt. Tweto - from Mosquito Pass Road

Peak:	Tweto, Mt - 13,672 feet
Post Date:	10/22/2012	Modified: 10/24/2012
Date Climbed:	10/21/2012
Posted By:	Wyoming Bob

Mt. Tweto - from Mosquito Pass Road
Scored a bluebird day without wind for an easy climb of Mt. Tweto. Group of three split below the Buckskin summit, two heading to check off a Centennial and one headed for a Bicentennial. Mine road is self evident, no snow of any significance, a class 1 route from start to finish and just plain wonderful day to be outside in the mts. The usual narrative for anyone interested. Thumbnails for uploaded photos (click to open slideshow):
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Comments or Questions (2)

cftbq	Did Pachamama... 2012-10-25 16:07:08 ...appreciate the ”bear”? Interesting area that I'll have to go back to and explore; thanks.
Wyoming Bob	Pachamama has an edge to her . . . 2012-10-25 19:36:02 The Peruvians and Bolivians turned us on to a small offering of coca leaves on the summit for the Mother Earth God, Pachamama. Problem is DEA and ICE have this issue with leaves so we leave a single gummy bear in lieu. Some have a lucky hat, some have other lucky item . . . we leave that solo bear. So back in June and July, we forgot the bear three times in a row ... And in August I walked out of the Weminuche on a broken ankle ... No finish of the Centennials . . . No aspen in the Elks in September . . . Now I'm climbing class one and two for a few more weeks. I don't know if she is legit but I'm not gonna forget and find out. Don't forget that bear ...

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