EISPIRATEN

OutdoorAbstract wrote: ↑I don't always go shooting but when I do I enjoy Burro Canyon.
http://www.burrocanyon.com/

Shooting ranges are cool and all, but going hiking and setting up a few targets is always better to me for some reason :b Of course, being considerate afterwards and picking up my empty casings afterwards.

How many of you guys go shooting regularly in the SG mountains?

Are there power lines around the San Sevaine road? There're some that run along the southern foothills and up Lytle Creek; those are labelled in both the USGS and OSM data: http://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=34.21113 ... &z=16&b=om http://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=34.21113 ... 2&z=16&b=t ...

dima wrote: ↑Can you give an example of a road these maps are missing?

Maybe I'm not seeing the map right, but what I'm looking for is a map of these dirt roads that follow the power lines that are used when they need to repair the power lines.

Try CalTopo . The FS road numbers are in red in a rectangle. HJ That's actually really useful, thanks! However, I'm looking for a map that shows the routes and names of the service roads. I know these service roads run all throughout these mountains, and I figured it'd be very helpful to have one o...

Is there a map of some sort one of you guys might have on hand? I just came back from my usual spot off one of the service roads to go shooting, but I'm not sure of the specific roads I'm taking. Anyone have a map? It'd be greatly appreciated :P Also, I'm new to these forums, so if this is posted in...