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On my end it's good

For whatever the reason the new photo makes it so the "recently updated" date is off the screen. One, or at least I have to scroll to the side. Not as user friendly.

Love this site. Thanks for keeping it up Taco

I love this area?

The Station fire wiped out trails getting to this place, but wondering if anyone has been able to make there way there? Pictures? Reports?

Happy Trails -

This thread is an example of why I really enjoy this forum. Get to know some "new" trails and haunts. The people on here are respectful too 99% of the time. Good stuff!

Want to hit up Kratka - skied there as a kid. Photo link isn't going through. Nice reports - thanks

Thanks all. This is great, I think I'll wait till it cools down a bit then hit these up! GREAT!

Never knew there was a trail from Rubio. Is the jump off point from Rubio somewhat obvious? Thanks!

Damn you station fire!

I miss the somewhat ease of going to Oakwilde and seeing the ducks. So close to the city, but so far......

Really enjoyed your TR. Very cool how your fam welcomed you back with Father's Day gifts.

Great pics and fun trip report. The trail runners up there were training for the Angeles Crest 100 mile Endurance Run in late July. That water at Little Jimmy's is so good I bottled some up on Sunday to take home. It's in my fridge waiting to be enjoyed! Nice to hear you had a good time and congrats!

Nice pics and report. I looked back on a few occasions today and I had a "bug bubble" The bugs are crazy up there right now. Was up there today 6-10 and they are relentless. They kept me moving though. Did the following: Old Mt Wilson Trail to Wilson Mt Wilson Road to Eaton Saddle Mt Lowe ...

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Fels Naptha is a laundry bar soap that has been around for a long time. Look for it in the detergent section / not the body soap area. Apparently it strips away oils. I found it at Albertsons. In my experience it works for poison oak too. Since it strips away oils consider applying body lotion after...

And the sign at the entrance says 6AM to 10PM road open. I can't see how they can close a gate with a sign out front like that

Wondering what the copter was all about. Will be interesting to see hwat went on. Originally thought it was another Eaton Canyon episode.

Drove by there tonight at 8PM. Access from Loma Alta- Sign said road cloed from 10PM to 6AM...

Thanks AW - Appreciate it

Hey all,

I suppose I could look online or call the FC, but this is probably a more reliable source. I'll get in touch with those folks too, but can anyone tell me if they lock the yellow gate at Chaney at night??

Thanks

Appreciate these great vids CM. Thanks!

Thanks Greg!

I don't recall - is there a drinking fountain or another clean water source that passers through can partake of? Thanks.

Always enjoy trip reports. Hope we get some more wet / snow weather!

Thanks HJ and all for your feedback. I really enjoy this forum, the great stories, reports, humor, pics, and helpful advice!

Cheers!

Hikin_Jim wrote: ↑There is a cheaper alternative: A PLB (Personal Locator Beacon). Similar function; different technology.
HJ

Thank you HJ - Can you point me in the direction of a good retailer for one of these? Would like to check out and compare.

Thanks all for your feedback

Thanks all. I will definitely look into this. Appreciate the feedback!

Hi all, I'm usually alone on the trail. Do what I call trail running. In reality it's more of power hiking the ups and running the flats and downhills. I always leave an itinerary with a loved one, but what if I'm bit by a rattler or spill down a canyon? Thoughts on this device??? http://www.findmes...

Anyone here running AC100 this year? Been in the back of my mind for about 4 years. Is there every a good time? Signed up, ran my 50 and registered for trail work. This will be my first hundo. Have two 50s under my belt and a handful of 50Ks. Thoughts, advice, stories, jokes?

PackerGreg wrote: ↑It doesn't work on me...

"Ridicule is our most powerful weapon" ~Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals.

Me neither. Guess I'm Daffy

I buy the annual pass. I don't want to hassle with it and hope the $$$ goes for something productive and positive. In this case I'm a sheep and am ignorant as to where the money goes, Naive maybe?

Hey NOMAN668, Please share the info you get. Been looking to hit a lot of this trail too. Let me know if you don't contact Gary and I will.

Thanks for the info y'all