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Girl Hiker wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 11:36 am Thanks Hikeup. I think that peak with the snow is rear guard? Or something like that as Sean. We did it a few years.

I've never seen where it was given a name (doesn't mean it doesn't have one), but I just give the elevation...6930'.

I hope David comes back with some good news.

Now you got me curious on the shape of the route and may go up Bear Canyon tomorrow and see what the conditions looks like. I haven't been up there in a while so might as well give it a shot and blow off work in the AM. I think the hardest part of the route is the traverse from Bear Flat to West Fo...

Thanks for the report, and welcome back! It's been a while.

What if he shaved his pits n bits?

Lame attempt at spring pic...

why do i bother

Sean wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 9:43 pm Has anyone tried going up Alder Creek from Upper Big Tujunga Road? Looks like about 2.75 miles XC with an old trail partway, then a rocky stretch before the crag.

Alder Creek Trail? Maybe Matt knows current status (see my 2009 TR link above).

Where is 2N17? I can't find it. 3N17? TIA. OK, for what it is worth, here are a couple of pictures I have of what I think is your crag of interest. I took these on a hike up to Round Top I took from Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Road back in 2009. Two pics and my route. Also a link to my initial TR (with...

Nice.

I think I have some pictures of that crag from my trip up to Round Top...will post later.

Honestly, this is cut-n-pasted from an anonymous Facebook post...

I hiked down the Kenyon Devore back in 2007 and a month later I hiked up the Kenyon Devore. Granted this was 17 years ago but it is one of the most enjoyable trails in the Mt. Wilson area. Unfortunately this was before I owned a camera...wtf? It was also before all of the fires that have since affec...

Woohoooooooooooo! My favorite - a jfr TR!!! Man, it's been a while. I read the whole thing and enjoyed seeing places I haven't seen in years. AW and other NHPS'rs (Near Hundred Peaks Section) will appreciate the fact you avoided summiting so many peaks. As always, thanks for the TR. I really enjoyed...

Used to be just hikers sleepng at/near the trailhead for an early start.

I know one of the investors who are selling. They've been hoping for many years that the 2 would be more consistently open.

Well done fellows.

nice

Go go gadget!

lol

FWIW, I genuinely wanted to acknowledge Dima's accomplishment - wow! In general, the "Like" button lets the poster know that I read it and had positive thoughts about it, yet didn't have any specific comment to make. I think it's a worthwhile addition. Maybe call it a "Yeah that's coo...

Where's the god damn Like button

I sold my dog...

I have a KMZ file of my route from 15 years ago. I went up the trail to bear flat and then followed a trail from there towards Lookout. I came down a different route, but I wouldn't wish it on anyone :) I can load the file into caltopo or google earth but can't save a fucking image file of what I se...

In theaters now!!!

Sasquatch Sunset

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30180830/?ref_=shtt_ov_tt

I hear @sean has an un-credited appearance!

Nice TR.

Oddly, the one time I went up Sunset in 2008 the ridge route was clear of snow (except near the peak) but the peak and the road back down were covered in snow and ice. Ridge route up is fun. Here's a shot of Baldy from Sunset 2008-02-16...

My dog Gordon says hi...

Nice!

Uncle Rico wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 3:25 pm

HikeUp wrote: ↑ Might consider scrubbing mentions of where you saw a condor? Or is that cat out of the bag already?

All good. I checked with Hopper Mountain NWRC. They said no problem.

@Uncle Rico ... check your PM's.

The abandoned fire road continues all the way to just before Pasadena Glen...there is a massive washout of the road directly below what I think you guys are calling Fuji saddle (the point where Mt. Wilson Toll Road almost crosses from Eaton Cyn watershed to the Pasadena Glen watershed at contour 36...

The abandoned fire road continues all the way to just before Pasadena Glen...there is a massive washout of the road directly below what I think you guys are calling Fuji saddle (the point where Mt. Wilson Toll Road almost crosses from Eaton Cyn watershed to the Pasadena Glen watershed at contour 360...

Feb. 28, 2024

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