I began my hike up Echo Canyon Trail at 12:05 PM. It was 1.2 miles to the 2,707-foot summit, and it took me 1 hour. My round-trip hike was 2.4 miles, and it took me 2 hours and 8 minutes.
A major geological unconformity—a gap representing over a billion years of "missing time"—sits directly between the ancient granite base and the younger red sedimentary rock. The main body and "hump" of the mountain consist of roughly 1.5 billion year old intrusive igneous granite. The western "head" of the camel is made of much younger (25 to 30 million years old) red sedimentary sandstone.






















































