Some version of an old favorite that I usually do once a yr or so. All trail, ez mileage. A far cry from the Sierra trip I'd done the wk b4, but such is life. The desert view:
Getting into the trees:
Opening up to the meadows:
Back near the start:
Stats
Post-hike reward:
Post-hike marg
Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
It's not fair to post a SoCal report while we're stuck in the middle of one of the wettest winters on record :-(
Bloated Chipmunk wrote:
Is this the USFS equivalent of the DNR "This is not a trail" sign?
Sorry not sorry Payback for when ppl post glorious photos from summer hikes in WA, just as I'm sitting here roasting in a dry tinderbox. (Spoiler alert: I did some hiking in WA a few mos. ago but I won't get around to that trip report for awhile!)
I usually see the "this is not a trail" sign around here...esp in places where it clearly looks like a trail. "Illegal trail" is kinda interesting...more specific I guess...but begs the question of who would've built an illegal trail in the 1st place?
Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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Home is where the hiking is.
"Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas
A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand.
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Payback for when ppl post glorious photos from summer hikes in WA, just as I'm sitting here roasting in a dry tinderbox. (Spoiler alert: I did some hiking in WA a few mos. ago but I won't get around to that trip report for awhile!)
I usually see the "this is not a trail" sign around here...esp in places where it clearly looks like a trail. "Illegal trail" is kinda interesting...more specific I guess...but begs the question of who would've built an illegal trail in the 1st place? 
