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Pretty! Sucks about the tupperware being removed. I have never been to Fuji or West Fuji. Where exactly is it? W. Fuji is Pt. 3681. https://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=34.2067 ... 9&z=16&b=t The Lone Tree Trail starts off of E. Loma Alta Drive in Altadena. From W. Fuji, you can scramble up the ...

wesweswes wrote: ↑Also, I just realize that caterpillar looks like the same one that is eating my dill in my garden... hmmmm

Guess you should have taken the sprayer instead of the pickaxe. ?

I have been wanting to do White Ledge. I heard that since the fire the vegetation might be clear and it would probably be easier now to make it to the top. Looking at your pics, I guess not. Poodle Dog is a nuisance. If you want a challenging hike do Eagle Rest . This hike was a butt-kicker and ins...

Nice trip jfr. I've eye-balled a similar trip along that stretch of PCT (Three Points to Indian Canyon). Just never pulled the trigger.

Good on you guys for the trail love shown to the thru-hikers.

You used to be able to go up that road further than where the gate is now. Don't know what changed.

How was the trail from Sisar Road to White Ledge? And how far above White Ledge did you hit the wall of Poodle?

Probably not what you're looking for, but Peak Finder does what you're talking about.

Nice pano. Beautiful country. The McNally fire that burned that area around Indian Head was in 2002 I believe. Guess the trail was never fully restored after that.

The one just northeast of Castaic Lake between Lake Elizabeth and San Francisquito Canyons.

https://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=34.5875 ... =15&b=f16a

On the southern Red Mountain firebreak at about the 3,500' level

Can we re-open already and get the "filthy casuals" back into the malls where they belong? ?

Huh. Who knew ropewiki was a thing? I mean, I guess you did. But not being a canyoneering guy, I had no idea.

Ruby looks intense.

Don't know for sure. Didn't track it. Alltrails says 9.4 miles with 1,617 feet of gain. Felt like that was in the ballpark.

Hey AW, have you been down Ruby? From the topos and aerial imagery, that drop into Piru Creek looks gigantic.

I came out of my COVID-19 quarantine stupor today and decided to go hiking. I deliberately chose a location that had a low"ooh-aah" quotient so I wouldn't have to see anyone. Heat, shadeless, no water, and walking through scrub were all considerations. Taking all of those factors into acco...

Not quite the same thing, but if my memory doesn't fail me, I think someone here (maybe Sean or AW) went up Coldwater Canyon some or all the way to the saddle between Thunder and Telegraph. Can't find that TR, but you can see in satellite imagery remnants of an old road in that canyon up to about th...

Very nice. Your campsite at Tsusiat Falls looks amazing.

Sean wrote: ↑Isn't there a dome around there?

Big Dome.
https://www.peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=13495

Glad to see you back at it Cucamonga Man.

Entertaining read taco man. We need more of your stories.

Very nice. The climb to Sandstone out of Danielson ain't no joke. I like the Chamberlain Trail. Doesn't see much action.

I once ran into a mountain lion at Happy Camp. I didn't literally run into a mountain lion, but I came around a bend in the canyon and watched the back end of a cat disappear into the underbrush just ahead of me. I then wisely bent down to get the camera out of my pack but the feline was gone. So no...

The stone corral is kind of neat. It's funny, because I have a couple of the same pics that you do. 28_Stone Corral.JPG 26_Forest Service Benchmark EM 22.JPG Don't know for sure whether there is any particular reason to go to Ant Camp. It's there. And it's in the Agua Blanca drainage which I haven't...

Oooooh, nice trip boys. Remote area. I've only been as far as Stone Corral. Nice to see what the area looks like as you drop into Alder Creek. I've always been out there in the middle of summer so I've never seen water at Cow Springs. Pretty cool. I was told that thing you refer to as a capped well ...

The falls are cool and all, but that scrapbook with the pics and saved articles is historical gold.

You in my backyard. Rocky Peak is a surprisingly fun place to explore and rock hop.

The recommendation is to get out and exercise, it's the numbnuts who think its a social event that have ruined it for others. I was planning on hiking closer by but I knew it would be overrun by the filthy casuals and purposely went to a TH that I knew would be infrequently used. Ha! Relieved to kn...

Girl Hiker wrote: ↑Do you remember the date of the register.

I didn't pay that close attention, but it seems to me that the signatures went back a couple of years.

Don't know if these were previously included, but just in case, atop "Beartrap Peak" aka Little Mt. Gleason

No, the La Jolla Canyon Trail is still closed. It's been like 5 years. If I was a conspiracy theorist, I might conclude that the California State Park system is just using a supposed lack of resources as an excuse to never open the trail again. But I'm not a conspiracy theorist. That having been sai...

That ridge route is a nice little outing. Not your typical trail walk.