In the 1930s, the Arizona Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) installed wood-and-metal stairs on the west face along a long slabby feature called the Great Ramp, which merges with the original Forbes-Montoya route; a wood-and-metal ladder on what is now called the Ladder Pitch, and an observation tower at the summit.
In the 1930s, the Arizona Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) undertook construction projects along a long, rocky slope called the Great Ramp, which links with the original Forbes-Montoya route; they also built a ladder on what is now known as the Ladder Pitch, and erected an observation tower at the summit.