3 days at the very southern tip of the Sierra Nevada. The mountains here are not very high, but still fun to explore.
Continue reading “Lamont, Sawtooth, Scodie”Antsell Rock, Apache Peak
We have done quite some hiking on the desert divide and between us where only missing Antsell Rock (“Gem of the desert divide”) and Apache Peak missing.
Continue reading “Antsell Rock, Apache Peak”Santa Rosa Mountain and Toro Peak June 2020
Headed out to the Santa Rosa Mountains and to Toro Peak, considered off-limits with a gate across the forest road and nasty signs.Continue reading “Santa Rosa Mountain and Toro Peak June 2020”
10 San Bernardino NF Peaks
We got to stay at Jack and Dorie’s cabin for a week (Thank you!). That put us within easy reach for a lot of peaks we still have on our list.
Continue reading “10 San Bernardino NF Peaks”Sharktooth Hill June 2020
Not your typical hike or bike adventure. More of a treasure hunt.Continue reading “Sharktooth Hill June 2020”
Birch Mountain and Allen Peak
Jack jumped through the hoops and got a permit for this adventure. So John, Klaus, Srisuda, and I joined him since the he already had taken care of the hardest part of the hike 😉
Continue reading “Birch Mountain and Allen Peak”Meeks Mountain and Deer Peak – May 2020
My plan was to hike Meeks and Bighorn Mountains, 2 of the 5 outliers of the San Bernardino Range. These outliers are on the far northeast side of the San Bernardino’s. Both are cross country hikes but would appear to be mild desert-like bushwhacking, so Dorie decided to go. We didn’t know the drive out was 2 1/2 hours!Continue reading “Meeks Mountain and Deer Peak – May 2020”
Granite Peaks May 2020
A HOGO (Hike One, Get One) that was almost too much for a solo hike.Continue reading “Granite Peaks May 2020”
Little Bear Mountain April 2020
After 2 months of quarantine, it was time to go to the mountains. Continue reading “Little Bear Mountain April 2020”
Yaqui Ridge March 2020
Parts of Anza Borrego Desert State Park were closed: camping grounds, parking lots, visitor center, and some developed trails, but limited hiking was still allowed. Continue reading “Yaqui Ridge March 2020”