https://video.70cm.net/videos/watch/137c7cd5-1d86-41f6-9548-af03a468ebac https://blog.benmook.com/w6-nd-232-el-paso-peaks/ After activating Government Peak, I headed over to El Paso Peaks for another easy activation. Getting here was pretty simple; make a left turn on Motocross Road from Hwy 395 and take it all the way to a commercial communication site at the top of a hill. The road is paved, but very rough – so much that people have been driving off to the side where it’s much smoother. Once there, I parked in a large area between building and started hiking over to the summit by following a jeep trail, eventually breaking away and heading to the highest point. At the top was a narrow knife edge ridge where I strung out my linked 40m EFHW antenna. Weather was perfect. These desert summits can be absolutely brutal with high wind and hot/ cold temps so I was happy to relax a bit while waiting for the UTC day to change. Worked 20M and 40M CW. After running the pileup I packed everything up and went back to the truck the same way I came. I took a bit of time at the communications site to look at an old AT&T long lines tower which had been striped of it’s antennas. From there I headed over to Randsburg, stopped at The Joint for a few beers and a smash burger before heading out to my camp for the night. https://sotl.as/summits/W6/ND-232 Sun, 19 Jul 2026 16:27:24 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://video.70cm.net https://video.70cm.net/lazy-static/avatars/fa26bfa5-80d3-4a25-b884-607bfbc49a7b.png https://video.70cm.net/videos/watch/137c7cd5-1d86-41f6-9548-af03a468ebac All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://video.70cm.net/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.