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by Sean
Tue Nov 05, 2024 11:34 am
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Re: Reflections on the Strawberry Peak west ridge by an Ice Pirate

I didn't do the west ridge. I'd done it before, so it wasn't exactly on my bucket list, plus I'm saving my back for future hikes. I was excited for Jeff and Nate, though, this being their first time doing the scramble route.

Instead I followed the guys to Strawberry Meadow junction, then turned ...
by Uncle Rico
Mon Nov 11, 2024 6:18 am
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Hawks Peak from Falls Ridge

Yesterday on a whim, I went back to the Angeles for some unfinished business. I wanted to get to Hawks Peak but didn't want to tread the same ground I did recently, so decided to approach from the Angeles Crest Station instead of the end of Harter Lane. The potential downside to that approach is a ...
by Girl Hiker
Thu Nov 14, 2024 10:20 am
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Monrovia & Rankin but no Clamshell

So after reading Tekewins report on the Rincon road I got my permits to drive the Rincon road from Glendora Ranger station (by the way is very nice)

Anyways, they gave me 3 codes to the gate so I have access until December 14th.

As Tekewin said the road is nice. Some areas are smoother than others ...
by davidwiese
Fri Nov 15, 2024 12:25 pm
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San Jacinto via Snow Creek

Timing Is Everything

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Snow Creek isn't a viable route every year. The mountain needs the right amount of snowfall at the right times in the right places with the right temperature systems during our short SoCal winter. Thankfully, January and February made it clear that 2024 ...
by carl swindle
Fri Nov 15, 2024 3:19 pm
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Re: Monrovia & Rankin but no Clamshell

Awesome! I didn't know you could drive up there. I went to Rankin in February I think, but the snow made it to slippery to get to Monrovia Peak on the ridge line in water shoes. I may have gone up Clamshell, but not known it. I saved some pictures fortunately at Rankin. It was gorgeous up there ...
by Girl Hiker
Fri Nov 15, 2024 3:51 pm
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MT LEWIS 8396

I've been helping one of my Wednesday crazies accompliish the Sierra Club HPS list.

Last Wednesday we scheduled Mt Lewis. Since the road was closed to Dawson Saddle we decided to walk up the road.

I was also curious about the progression of the construction.

We started around 8am. There was only ...
by Sean
Tue Nov 26, 2024 8:17 am
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Cecelia's Birthday Scramble

For Cecelia's birthday I took her to the Mojave National Preserve for a bit of desert scrambling. We left LA at 4:00 AM, shopped in Barstow, and rolled into the Preserve at 7:50 AM.

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We then reached Hole-in-the-Wall by 8:15 AM.

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by JeffH
Fri Nov 29, 2024 7:22 am
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Re: Cecelia's Birthday Scramble

It was a fun hike, different for me because I usually just walk along trails so this was a slightly more technical journey. I spent the night on Saturday, while setting up camp I realized that I didn't have any trekking poles to support my tent- they are usually in my vehicle but I'm driving a ...
by Matthew
Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:31 pm
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The Harvard Branch of Eaton's Canyon

Where to begin! Eaton Canyon is pretty grand and I must say, it might be the most pretty canyon I have spent time in in the entire Angeles Forest. Harvard Branch has always caught my eye as I’ve come down the idlehour trail. The thing is filled with large pine trees and winds all the way up to… a ...
by Sewellymon
Thu Jan 02, 2025 11:34 am
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Brown's Flat

Just wanted to share with everyone that Brown's Flat did not burn in the recent fire. Not that I'll ever set foot there. But maybe someday a trail could be rebuilt to allow access?

Sunset Peak's north slopes did mostly burn. Maybe some pines up did high survive...