The most remote parts of the San Gabriel mountains
- caliguy92832
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What are the most remote parts of the San Gabriel mountains?
- caliguy92832
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There are no more remote parts anywhere at the San Gabes,caliguy92832 wrote: ↑What are the most remote parts of the San Gabriel mountains?
thanks to Tacos Remote Canyoneering Expeditions that take place all the time at the Gabes,
so anywhere you go now someone has been there before you......666
I'll second that, Fish Fork South of Wrightwood at the base of Northwest Baldy chute or the drainage downstream from there is as remote as one can get - only know a handfull of individuals that have been back there - it's extemely nice and pristinetpfishnfool wrote: ↑Fish Fork
Good enough answer.
1. Fish Fork (if canyoneered)
2. Twin Peaks branch of West Fork San Gabe (just south of Twin Peaks)
3. Roberts Canyon just north of Azusa. Close to civilization, but it's real untracked as far as I can tell. Very thick in there.
4. Iron Fork of the East Fork San Gabe
5. Upper Cucamonga Canyon
6. South face of Ontario Peak
7. North face of "Big Chalk Peak" near Lytle Creek
1. Fish Fork (if canyoneered)
2. Twin Peaks branch of West Fork San Gabe (just south of Twin Peaks)
3. Roberts Canyon just north of Azusa. Close to civilization, but it's real untracked as far as I can tell. Very thick in there.
4. Iron Fork of the East Fork San Gabe
5. Upper Cucamonga Canyon
6. South face of Ontario Peak
7. North face of "Big Chalk Peak" near Lytle Creek
Great answers Taco but for water sources, which of the above have water really close to where you can camp? I know Fish Fork and Iron/Fish Fork split do but what about the rest? That might help them decide?Taco wrote: ↑Good enough answer.
1. Fish Fork (if canyoneered)
2. Twin Peaks branch of West Fork San Gabe (just south of Twin Peaks)
3. Roberts Canyon just north of Azusa. Close to civilization, but it's real untracked as far as I can tell. Very thick in there.
4. Iron Fork of the East Fork San Gabe
5. Upper Cucamonga Canyon
6. South face of Ontario Peak
7. North face of "Big Chalk Peak" near Lytle Creek