EISPIRATEN

from somewhere else The safest way to Cucamonga Peak is to go over Bighorn Ridge but we didn't take the trail from Ice House Saddle to Cucamonga Saddle because it did not appear anyone else had. There was snow coverage to Bighorn Ridge at about 8,200' but most snow could be avoided from there to Cuc...

hiking science is back, sort of

http://hikingscience.blogspot.com/2011/ ... e-gps.html

I'm no mind reader but sounds like Jim wants to go on a hike!

http://socalhikes.com/2009/01/figure-8- ... -se-ridge/

clamshell ridge really isn't that bad...looks worse than it is, IMO. It doesn't resist.

saw that sign in late December. Avoided the urge to hike illegally. Must have been FO's voice in my head...

step 1: create popular stove blog
step 2: start selling old stoves to SGMDF'ers
step 3: ???????
step 4: PROFIT

great job Rick!

just don't try anything really tough too quickly, and you'll be back in great form

Good luck, Joe! You alone are responsible for overfilling my to-do list. I drive up the 57 fwy frequently and see Triplet Rocks calling for me... (not sure whether to thank you or curse you.) Going up north for job or school? Mike thanks! Triplet rocks, and all those mines right? :) Going up north ...

nice!!! images are showing one. one suggestion: if you go to Design - Layout (or something like that)...you can make the body column wider so your images don't get cut off at all.

might as well document it on a blog since you have so many stoves to go through

hey you need a StoveScience blog!

nice job Matt. if you got to 4100, then you probably turned around just before it gets really steep.

I believe NorCalHikes.com is still unclaimed! Will definitely miss the great SGM TRs from you, Zé. thanks, good idea! Zé, Nice TR. Good to have had you on the forum. Drop by with some good hiking science any time. If you're ever in the area on a Wednesday night, you know where to find me. :) Good l...

thanks guys...I think it will take some extra creativity for hikes up north since the mountains are so....lame.

and damn! AW I just had an epiphany about that idea, to be continued...

yeah it seemed so innocent at first for me too.

you go up the ridge still or fireroad?

pics made the summit trek worth it I bet...well at least for us!

let's riot

SLOW DOWN AND HIT THE ENTER KEY ONCE IN A WHILE

Creek; Township 3 N, Range 10 W, Section 22; then continues south along the major unnamed tributary to its intersection with the main channel of Bear Creek, Township 3 N, Range 10 W, Section 36; then continues south along Bear Creek to its intersection with the San Gabriel Wilderness boundary, Towns...

The Station Fire Recovery Area begins at the intersection of Big Tujunga Canyon Road and the Angeles National Forest boundary, Township 2 N, Range 14 W, Section 1, San Bernardino Base and Meridian; then continues west along the Angeles National Forest boundary to the western boundary of the private ...

Range 12 W, Section 16; then continues north and east along the southern edge of Forest Service Road No. 4N24 to its intersection with the western edge of Angeles Forest Highway Township 4 N, Range 12 W, Section 2; then continues south along the western edge of Angeles Forest Highway to its intersec...

i mean, christ on a pony, i know they have computers with internet. someone in the damn office get off their ass and put up a better image. use google maps, I don't care. it's so much better than this shit. what a joke and embarrassment.

wow that map is made for a HD tv.

where's islip canyon?

awesome 8)

there's gonna be a good amount of snow, but dunno what the condition of the snow is.

fear mongering at its finest!

I made a model of the earth in matlab. then I applied massive vibrations to it. things fell apart and died. I also simulated what would happen if we lived with dinosaurs. they would step on us. we would not live.

but hey, I drive a Civic, so I'm going to heaven, right?

good to know. i'll probably head up there tomorrow

got a map/gps track in here you could look at to see where trail starts out of the gulch.

http://socalhikes.com/2009/01/east-fork ... lat-trail/

stoveFAIL!