This winter brought a lot of rain and so Lake Hodges now reaches east of I5 again. We went on a little kayaking journey to check it out. During the previous drought years bushes and trees have grown to considerable height. They are now all flooded and water birds use them as nests.
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San Bernardino East Peak, San Gorgonio Wilderness, California
Due to the Lake fire 2 years ago and the resulting closure of most of the wilderness area permits for hikes in the San Gorgonio Wilderness (SGW) are hard to get on short notice. There are only 3 open trails.
Los Padres NF, Memorial Day Weekend 2017
A little trip to the Los Padres National Forest west of I5 and east of Hwy 33. While there were no clouds the views were not too great due to a lot of humidity. Even with the haze we could see the potential for fantastic views. We could just make out the Channel Islands toContinue reading “Los Padres NF, Memorial Day Weekend 2017”
San Gabriel Mountains, Backpack May 2017
A one night backpacking hike up to Middle Hawkins from the Crystal Lake recreation area to see the night lights of Los Angeles. For diversion some of us hiked along the ridge to the east to visit a few other peaks, including Baden-Powell.
Creeks of San Jacinto, May 2017
San Jacinto is quite a dry mountain. With the recent drought years there were very limited water sources available. So it was great to see all kinds of flowing surface water. We chose 7 Pines trail for it’s solitude and streams on the lower 3.5 miles before it meets up with the Deer Springs /Continue reading “Creeks of San Jacinto, May 2017”
Cedar Springs, Desert Divide, CA
A quick little overnight hike on the Desert Divide. As a bonus we met some PCT throu hikers at camp.
Picacho State Park, California
A trip to the Colorado River.
Germany December 2016 – January 2017
Hello world!
This is the first post to start our little travel blog. This is an experiment, so we’ll see how frequently we’ll add things while on the road. U&S