EISPIRATEN

Here is a SEACARIN

Okay, boys, here is one definitely with a trail in it!

Elwood git it!
Chalk Peak

Your up

Haha! Now I'm having fun!
It's not Hoyt

Sorry sean got mad because it's a peak not a trail lol

Uncle Rico wrote: ↑No clue.

Somewhere up the N. Fork of Lytle Creek looking west-ish.

You are warm.

HikeUp wrote: ↑Islip Ridge Trail.

Nope!

okay, boys, I hope this one isn't too hard to figure out.

Uncle Rico wrote: ↑You're at the C-119 debris field looking back toward Williamson?

That's what I was thinking. I've scrambled down that scree with Sean and Dima.

Ok I usually don't play but I'll guess one more since I'm bored. The trail by Mount Williamson. Pleasant view ridge.

Elwood wrote: ↑Here ya' go...

It looks like the scree ascending falling rock up to Sugarloaf

Jeff- yes I only went as far as Box Lake. Just because we had plans for a longer hike the next day.

Uncle Rico- thanks for the information. It's very interesting. To be honest I didn't know what dingleberry meant until my friend told me during our hike. Lol

more pics of flowers and a scary tree.

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I spent four days in Bishop during the 4th of July weekend with one of my hiking friends. My plan was to take advantage of every minute spent in the Eastern Sierras. As soon as we arrived on Friday afternoon, we drove straight to the Mosquito Flats Trailhead to do the Little Lakes to Gem Lakes Loop....

Wow! I enjoyed reading your trip report. Your pics are beautiful. I'm pretty sure you could have hiked naked on Hike Naked day since you were all alone out there in the wilderness. The bears and deer might have been amused lol. I wish that I was brave enough to take a long trek like that all alone b...

A few more pics.

Last Wednesday my hiking crew and I drove to Big Bear to spend the day hiking then kayaking at Big Bear Lake. We met up at the Pineknot trailhead. This hike was only seven miles but it was another one of those trails that starts out steep with lots of switchbacks. Along the way, there were lots of m...

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Unfortunately, I lost my phone in the Los Padres Forest yesterday. I hiked the McGill trail the steep way from the bottom of the road all the way up to the Nordic Base. There was only one person on the trail. I am hoping that it is still on the trail. There was only a few campers at each of the camp...

Thanks Hike-up. I didn't know what kind of bird it was.

Some more pics

Finding benchmarks made my day. Bagging 3 peaks was fun too!

A boy lol

Found this beauty hiking in San Bernardino.

Found this cool mushroom on the trail in San Bernardino

Thanks for letting me tag along. It was a fun day.


Keith & Madison on Cream Puff


Sean at the saddle after descending Hines