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What are your favorite San Gabriel Mountain hikes?

You better get in line fast!!!

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yobtaf wrote: ↑Check out his trip on the High Sierra trail.
I found that guys page then some how found this site right after it in 2009. I actually emailed him today with some questions.

Yeah its great...

High Sierra Trail -http://billqualls.com/survival/hst2011/index.htm

So I recently found this website. And the guy who put together is an expert SGM hiker. Great stories and photos of SGM hikes... http://billqualls.com/survival/california/index.htm Chantry Flats to Hoegees Trail Camp - http://billqualls.com/survival/hoegees2 ... /index.htm Chantry Flats to DeVore Tra...

Taco wrote: ↑Mind if I ask what for before I post up the list?

Hiking, camping.

Alot of nice pics!!

Nice pics! Wasn't that trail closed because of the fire?

What are the most remote parts of the San Gabriel mountains?

This was a poll. These haven't been imported. Sorry.

So in the near future (a month or two) I want to try backpacking the Silver Moccasin trail.

Has anyone done it before? Is the whole trail open?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Moccasin_Trail

This was a poll. These haven't been imported. Sorry.

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You guys ever see this?

http://tchester.org/sgm/sgm.html

man this past week i did some camping. and we've been having some hot weather...a heat wave. and its seems like when we get a heat wave spiders make there webs in the easiest of locations and wait right in the middle waiting for insects and people to go right through. just in the past week i walked ...

I was reading in the book "Afoot & Afield in LA County by Jerry Schad" that the area around Sawtooth and Liebre Mountains gets relatively little use. And also the area around Rancho Cucamonga like Frankish Peak.

norma r wrote:In the winter, i can think of lots of places. But i have a feeling you mean this time of year. Yes? (This post just made me yearn for snow and a peaceful snowshoe right after a storm.)

yeah....for this time of the year

I just found this.

http://www.cnsm.csulb.edu/departments/g ... ntains.htm

Where you could go hiking and not see a soul??

Interesting find

http://chayden.net/SanGabriels/SanGabriels.html

I was planning a multi day backpacking trip in the Angeles National Forst stopping at trail camps along the way and wanted to know if I would need to get a permit beforehand. I wanted to hike the Mount Wilson toll road and stay at Idlehour camp for a night. Then finish the hike up to Mount Wilson. T...