A very difficult dayhike of University Peak, via the North Face route. The trail starts off quite easy, going up the Kearsarge Pass trail toward Matlock Lake, but once you leave Matlock Lake, it's all off-trail. The scra...
The hike out to Kearsarge Pass from Onion Valley, and then a short scramble to the top of the 13,005' Mt. Gould. The final summit block of Mt. Gould is class 3 with a class 4 boulder to reach the very top. After tagging ...
No doubt about it, this is a tough hike. You have to hike over both Kearsarge Pass and Glen Pass to reach Rae Lakes. Since it's October, I was worried if I would have enough daylight before I returned back to the trailhe...
You have to hike off trail to reach Mt Bago. I would recommend that you stick to the ridge line while hiking to the top. I think that once you reach the top of the ridge, you can then steer your way to Mt Bago. (I didn't...
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This is another wonderful hike with an easy to follow trail. My favorite part of this hike was when I reached Kearsarge Pass, and I could see far into the sierras. The lakes beyond Kearsarge Pass were so beautiful and in...
After a long 8 hour hike in the day before, we spent this day recovering, exploring the lakes and taking pictures.
Good westward walk to the knife-edge pass which separates east and west Sierras. Pics at https://picasaweb.google.com/rogoldthwaite/ESierra_Aug12
Short butt-kicker of a climb out of Onion Valley south to Robinson lake. Rocky vague steep trail. Pics at https://picasaweb.google.com/rogoldthwaite/ESierra_Aug12
After a chilly night at Kersarge Lakes, Steve, Spencer, Thomas and I headed back over Kersarge pass to the car at Onion Valley.
A hike up to Little Pothole Lake at Onion Valley, Eastern Sierras Photo Journal
Onion valley - half way up since there was too much snow. Upper part GPS is not on trial (snow)
Charlotte Lake to Base of Forester
Onion Valley Campground to Charlotte Lake
Base of Forester to Wallace Creek
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