EISPIRATEN

damn

thanks for the info!

Hiking from the waterman trail, is it all burned up and off limits?

Hey Rick looks like someone got upset when they saw your time for your November 07 summit of Iron.

Oh yeah! Videos too!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mschasch/s ... 813483875/

I say shut down the razorback. Blow it up, grow a forest of poison oak on it, or place an armored guard at its beginning. AND check this out: Eaton Canyon descent becomes PERMIT ONLY. AND Each canyoneer must pack out 3 pieces of trash or remove 3 pieces of graffiti. (to be checked by armored guard a...

"We made every rappel by pulling the rope through a V-thread, thus leaving absolutely no tat or garbage and no trace of our ascent on the mountain."

Great style!

Point dume: climbed there a few times. Get there early, the easier face (5.8's and such) gets booked up pretty early on, and they tend to sit there all day. The rock is greasy but still pretty fun, ocean side even more greasy. MOST people top rope all of the routes, need a good chunk of webbing for ...

If you'd like it to, please follow the link and send an email!

http://www.supertopo.com/climbing/threa ... _id=779472

Thats Rick alright on casaval. Not an oxygen mask haha! Looks like a headlamp. Badass photo by Miguel.

Hikin_Jim wrote:I wonder if Strawberry Peak via the Colby trailhead is snow free? That's my favorite front country scramble.

Looked completely clear Sunday. Strawberry is always a good choice.

Hiking past Switzer Falls today I took a little detour up Little Bear. I scrambled up the first 3 falls. It was nice and narrow, running water, now I'm wondering whats above it.

Here in Palmdale (2000 ft) we got hammered! I can only imagine what our side of the SG's got. Probably 7-8 inches where I live, snowed all day and only stopped about an hour ago. I've never seen snow fall like this in Palmdale. You can go outside and listen for about 5 minutes before you hear a tree...

Knew I had this somewhere:

Dudley Heinsbergen wrote:11/29-30/08



looks like some good summer climbing. saw a lot of bolts.

Thats the "tunnel crags" theres a topo floating around somewhere. One of the guys on RC might have it: http://www.rockclimbing.com/routes/Nort ... nel_Crags/

new canyon to explore, sweet.

Thanks for sharing the beta!

I thought "man this is gonna get me a lot of chicks"

http://www.summitpost.org/image/453741/MikeSash.html

maybe it'll all be over once this happens:

Fight on: that looks like the one Kit Fox: They did not provide a map. I would hope they just mean from the south fork campground up, leaving the manzanita and the punchbowl trail available. Seems to me if they were gonna close down anything it'd be the lower section of the creek near the cabins, bu...

The rattlesnake trail section looks like it sees a couple visitors every week. Some spots are overgrown and eroded, but I probably saw more footprints here than the backside of Pacifico. I've seen them in the Sierra's as well, apparently they do very well in cold climates. They've always said trout ...

Thanks folks, Frogs: Although I'm sure they are probably there, I didn't see any. They are thinking about shutting down south fork of Big Rock Creek for the same reason. They sent letters to all the residents asking if they thought this was a good idea. The real reason I think they want to shut it d...

10-13,14-08 PCT Section, Vincent's Gap to Mill Creek Summit: I left in the windy cold, and returned in the windy cold. Some hunter in between switchbacks up to Baden Powell was a little pissed that I said hi out loud. Seriously though, right in between switchbacks, the bullet's trajectory would have...

Yeah if they are working on that road, then I'll steer clear. But if its still in its "used at your own risk" condition thats ok.

That pano is really cool, I dig the other ones too.

Anyway, I'll save this one for a weekend with nicer weather.

sweet deal thank you very much!

Seems simple enough, but can't find the info anywhere

Also very interested in Pasadena Glen: http://www.dankat.com/advents/pasgln.htm

Fox Creek, Monrovia, Little Santa Anita? I'm open for suggestions. Please email me if interested, won't be able to check the board Friday night through Saturday night.

Kurt Wedberg wrote: Here's another vintage shot. Check out the hip belay with no belay anchor.


Reaching the summit of Mt. Sill, circa 1962

wow, I love old photos. Are they finishing up the Swiss?

No more pot, just tubing, if you need tubing.....

Also the mag looked 80's ish, judging by the amount of hair..

Horse flats has the Top Rope wall. Short steep hike up, I can't remember but I think it takes a full 60m rope. Anchor is an obvious tree. There is also a nice 5.7 crack that would make a good lead (I think it only goes halfway up) You can also top rope some of the high ball bouldering routes in the ...

Oh yeah, Woops! In that case, make some time for Horse Flats, such wonderful granite