Stockton Hill as seen from the north

Closer in now

The view when looking up the slopes. The summit point can be seen

Now on the high ridge, summit ahead

The big cairn

View south, Peak 5278 below, the Mule Mountains in back, Hay Mountain to the left

East: OK Notch Peak, and in back, the Chiricahuas

West: Tombstone, the Tombstone Hills and way in back, the Huachuca, Mustang, Santa Rita and Whetstone Ranges

Summit cairn, viewed north. In back are the Rincon Mountains and the Dragoon Mountains

Scratched up disk on summit. It was monumented in the 1910s. I am sure that the USGS caught the defacers and fined them $250

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