From the parking area, looking up the steep southwest slope. The five so-called "fingers", or pinnacles, that comprise this distinct mountain are apparent. Following a faint use-trail.Looking back. I parked in the dirt pullout below.The slope was sandy, which slowed progress.Aiming for this notch between two of the fingers.Some boulder-hopping.Looking back.At the notch, view northwest.Keeping left.Looking back at the notch.After some class 2 side-hilling, I arrived at the base of Five Finger's highest pinnacle.Starting the final ascent.Class 3 crux. Footsteps have been carved into the rock, making it easier than it looks.Above the crux, looking down.Five Fingers summit. View southeast.View northwest toward Owens Peak.
