Lost Wilson Mountain // An Epic Sedona Adventure

It is finally time. Time to climb Lost Wilson Mountain. An ancient and giant sandstone tower standing tall and proud in the backcountry above the dense jungle of manzanita below. The most difficult summit to reach in Sedona. Few have tried and even fewer have succeeded. Cody and Michael set out on this difficult task on a beautiful late October day. This is a story of Beauty, Pain ,and triumph.

[SeanK]

Man... Just love your videos... The scenery you capture is fire! Have seen them all. Please keep em coming and wear PANTS lol.

[exploringgodscountry]

Dang you are next level! We Bush whacked along mexican border to scout / attempt a remote peak. Encountered around 1/2 mile of worst cat claw I have seen in my life... it was taller than us! I had ripstop pants and long shirt on. Didn't matter when we got back I was so ripped up from head to toe.

[jaywallin]

Dude, BRAVO!… To both of you…
Your channel speaks directly to me, I’ve obsessed about all these obscure peaks for years.
I share your passion.
I’ve scoped that exact route to get across to Lost Wilson, sure there must be a way, and now you’ve proven the hypothesis.
Have you ever Climbed Lee Mountain from the munds / Lee saddle? I’ve looked at that for years. I know it’s doable but not sure the route that would be safest.
I’ve heard you can hike down on the other side of Lee down a ridge all the way to VOC

[michaelmark]

WOW YOU GUYS ARE SEDONA SUPERHEROS . NOBODY ELSR WOULD DO THIS . MAYBY ONE IN A MILLION. THOREAU SAID BEATEN PATHS ARE FOR BEATEN MEN. YOU GUYS SOAR

[TonyHilliardSedona]

I am planning on doing this hike on Monday the 14th of November of 2022, I will wear pants.

Does this look right?
Head Down to Saddle - 34°55'42.6"N 111°46'02.0"W
Down Drainage - 34°55'43.0"N 111°46'04.3"W
Saddle - 34°55'44.8"N 111°46'07.4"W
Ledge - 34°55'45.0"N 111°46'10.5"W
Climb Up Drainage - 34°55'42.1"N 111°46'25.0"W
Karst - 34°55'45.9"N 111°46'23.7"W
Top - 34°55'41.6"N 111°46'46.9"W

If you have any specific tips or pointers please share!