EISPIRATEN

My cousin can probably do it! He made this: https://www.motherarmenia.org

yeah mountain project is owned by onX now and they won't even give API's to download their data anymore. Also, I think the Eispiraten community is dope enough for our own climbing info and projects to share and explore.

Maybe one day we can make our own guidebook from the information and make it ...

I want an eispiraten exclusive climbing area map. something like www.thecrag.com or www.mountainproject.com

We want to be able to log route information, upload an image, set route difficulty, and so on. I can make a spreadsheet as an example to show what data is necessary to get started.

Definitely! I was thinking of giving it to verified climbers of the forum as well as admins and mods.

I know that we’ve kicked this idea around in the past but I want to make a climbing area map of the gabes that lives on the forum. A caltopo map can also work

Well done! That looks so peaceful!

That is insanely interesting to know that animals survived and didn't re enter the canyon until days later

hmmmmm I bet you can throw a football over that. That log was super old in the registry! Were there any recent ascents?

That trail is a beautiful one and I have yet to hike it end to end. The bike stash looks super risky and personally, I would have hid it in the bushes or something. Nice report!

That’s such a beautiful area, been meaning to get out to pacoima canyon

John was a confederate soldier and his horsey's name was Al Borack????? That's such cool history!

The following trip report is written from the account of my close friend who made the trip recently but does not have access to a computer to write it themselves.

I learned about Browns Flat many years ago while looking at a topo and it really piqued my interest since it is about 600 yards long and ...

3ft by 5ft!

I'm just gonna leave this here. Our very own flag for big adventures!

Brush looks minimal!

The Eaton Fire aerials that are live on google maps now clearly show the old trails to the pine, summit, and carrie mines!

That looks beautiful! Love that one plant that always grows by creeks, like the one that's in the waterfall pic taken from above. Anyone have the id?

Where was your car parked? Did it survive?

Sorry that this thread is focused around the skull more than the actual hike.

But WHY DIDNT YOU TAKE THE SKULL HOME AND CLEAN IT is the problem here

use https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser
make an account and you can see the new sentinal imagery!

Uncle Rico wrote: Tue Dec 31, 2024 7:32 am Cool outing boys. What was your mileage/gain for the day?

9 miles total with 3100ft of gain! From the saddle to the peak is definitely the steepest section

The behemoth that is East Mermaid, has been on my to-do list for almost a year. I first learned of the “mermaids” after reading some old trip reports and finding that it was an odd name for a group of peaks. The lack of views of the city from East Mermaid intrigued me since most peaks are climbed ...

What a great report! That peak looks like quite the athletic adventure so I will have to try that route when my fitness hits a peak

Absolutely no clue about a cabin. Super super cool to find ruins. Definitely gotta go back and look for more artifacts and dig a bit

I think we should hike with no ID so there wouldn’t be any way to get a ticket.

I would love to make an attempt to get there. It's been on my bucket list

The last page shows the likelihood and intensity of debris flow after a rainstorm. Does that mean that the possibility of getting rich quick off of gold prospecting is possible?

dima wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:46 pm Cool report. How do you think this was accessed by the cabin owners? Surely they didn't scramble around the falls each time they went up there.

I think they came in from the idlehour trail, the way that we took to get back. I'll start digging for some lidar or old images

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 ...

Sean! Did you moon on the moon?