I joined recently. I've gone on a few hikes with Girl Hiker and I run a couple of Meetup groups one of which is, unsurprisingly, Goal Hiking Biking and Climbing.
I'm looking for people to do day hikes of Desert Peaks Section peaks at a moderate pace. I'm comfortable with Class 2 and 3. For Class 4 I'd probably want a belay. I've done top rope and followed multipitch trad, but only up to about 5.6. I have a somewhat flexible schedule so I can be available during the week unless something is pressing.
Please DM if interested.
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TheFull460
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Thu Oct 30, 2025 12:13 pm
Hi Y'all. I'm John "JB" Borton. Been a Sierra Nerd (tm) for 40 years. Spent most of my years as a Silicon Valley Engineer, but did live in La Jolla for a while and while there did a lot of hiking/exploring/climbing/hang gliding in the SoCal area.
Joined the group upon the invite of member 'Taco', who I randomly ran into just now when he stopped in the deli I as ate. Taco is on one of his (apparently) common adventures. As I type he's headed up the back gravel roads to the top of Mt Patterson (the highest peak in the Sweetwater range ... near Tahoe). I was literally sitting in the deli on the computer planning a fun 16 month human powered adventure when he entered. After introducing myself he was incredibly generous with his time helping to educate me on bike packing challenges. I would have paid for his lunch as cheap tuition, but by the time I met him it was too late.
THANKS Ryan.
Joined the group upon the invite of member 'Taco', who I randomly ran into just now when he stopped in the deli I as ate. Taco is on one of his (apparently) common adventures. As I type he's headed up the back gravel roads to the top of Mt Patterson (the highest peak in the Sweetwater range ... near Tahoe). I was literally sitting in the deli on the computer planning a fun 16 month human powered adventure when he entered. After introducing myself he was incredibly generous with his time helping to educate me on bike packing challenges. I would have paid for his lunch as cheap tuition, but by the time I met him it was too late.
THANKS Ryan.
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Sean
- Cucamonga
- Posts: 4249
- Joined: Wed Jul 27, 2011 12:32 pm
Hi, JB, welcome to the forum. I look forward to hearing about your adventures.
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Matthew
- Supercaff
- Posts: 444
- Joined: Mon Nov 30, 2015 8:25 am
- Location: Pasadena
okay, this is epic! welcome to the forum!!TheFull460 wrote: Thu Oct 30, 2025 12:23 pm Hi Y'all. I'm John "JB" Borton. Been a Sierra Nerd (tm) for 40 years.
stoke is high
