Great weather, perfect snow conditions. Hit route from Rainy Lk just right and actually found a faint trail for much of the way.. 9hrs 20 min RT with a lot of time on the summit. NOTE: The first mile or two of this track...
Beautiful, mostly flat hike. Originally intended to go to Goldmyer Springs. There is a closer trailhead but we didn't want to risk the car (bad road, pot filled). So the hike got a lot longer and we turned at the cross...
This peak is rarely climbed and is a very enjoyable scramble. There is a steep fishermen trail to Horseshoe Lake with the route above a steep scramble. Great views from the summit.
This route requires good navigation skills since you can run into cliffs or very steep slopes that are difficult to traverse. The loop can be done in either direction but is probably easier going clockwise.
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The trailhead isn't really that easy to spot, in fact it's not flagged nor can you see any sign of it from your car but if you walk back down the road a couple hundred feet from a dry creek bed dip in the road it's not t...
This is one of the harder scrambles I've done. It would probably be easier to do this in the spring to early summer with snow covering the endless bolder fields.
Snow started at the top of Green Ridge and was in great condition. Used crampons and ice axe from Charlie Brown to the summit. Quite steep in the chute but above that section was easy travel. It was a cloudy day so didn'...
Snow started below mine site but melting quickly. It was great conditions though a little hard in places in the morning but soft by afternoon. J Took Lennox ridge up but dropped north on the way down which was a better r...
Climbed to the top of Bessemer to see the lakes on the other side of the ridge. On the way down I tried looking for peeler trail, which I don’t think I found but I found its sisters. Very gnarly place with little traffic...
This peak makes for a long but rewarding day. The approach trail is very steep and sketchy in places. Snow above 4,000 ft. We used crampons and ice axes for the last 800 ft.
7/4/20, 1:01 PM
Middle Fork Trail Head
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