EISPIRATEN

Thanks for the report! Looks like you had a great adventure. Are cave crickets louder than regular crickets?

I'm glad you didn't get attacked by tiny baby loch ness monster in that sinkhole. Thanks for the report!

Do I get a refund if there's no TP for my bunghole?

I think that one symbol indicates a Bigfoot sighting.

Thanks. What happens if you fall into the vortex? Do you emerge in the Stargate universe?

Thanks for the report! You got some great photos. I wonder how many people develop arch fever and have trouble returning.

Thanks for the report. Next time I suggest carrying a store-bought tortoise in your backpack, then place him on the trail for a photoshoot and say, "Look what was on the trail!"

Thanks for the report. I would totally eat 90% of your pesto dinner. Trailtopia's Pesto Pasta with hemp seed protein is one of my favorites.

Thanks for the report. Panther is a fun peak. Nice to see it with snow.

Thanks for the report. Your description sounds like you were following an old treasure map. Never heard of canyon "fingers." Branches seems like the more appropriate metaphor.

Thanks for the report. If I could hike in two places at once, one location would be Utah. I love all that red rock.

HikeUp wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 1:07 pm Lame attempt at spring pic...

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Thanks. We updated the banner with a cropped version of your image.

Mostly dead baby bird, being eaten by ants on the Dark Canyon Road.

Jason and I hiked the Dark Canyon Road from CCC Ridge down to the confluence of creeks. The trail is moderately overgrown with a few minor tread issues at slides and gully crossings. We spent several hours trimming back plants and tree branches, widening some of the tread, and clearing rocks. We did...

I'm looking for a nice spring/summer photo for the website banner. Who has one? Don't make me take a nice camera into the forest and grab one myself!

Did AW put a date in all of his TR titles? Could you match date then filename?

Damn, we need to get AW's photos restored. Do you still have the ones for this TR? Can you reupload them?

dima wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 9:47 pm Wow. What an adventure! The crag you did get to looks like it could be worth climbing too? We haven't heard of anyone going to the "goal" crag? No trip reports, no mountainproject? Nothing?

Just this from the Supertopo.com link:

Has anyone tried going up Alder Creek from Upper Big Tujunga Road? Looks like about 2.75 miles XC with an old trail partway, then a rocky stretch before the crag. Alder Creek Trail? Maybe Matt knows current status (see my 2009 TR link above). I suppose. Looks like the trail drops you into Alder Cre...

Has anyone tried going up Alder Creek from Upper Big Tujunga Road? Looks like about 2.75 miles XC with an old trail partway, then a rocky stretch before the crag.

Another beautiful day in the mountains....
Hangin n chillin...
Lookin for the good shit.

Thanks for the epic TR! It was nice to see the closed portion of the ACH. Also, I've done the self-roasting tour on a hot day around Mill Creek summit. I recommend an umbrella to block the sun. Hoping to meet Todd at North Fork one of these days. Still haven't gotten my ass out there.

If I recall correctly, the KD trail used to be called the Rattlesnake Trail. I don't have a source for that. It's called "Rattlesnake Trail" on the '95 USGS, which is what CalTopo still uses for the Scanned Topo layer. Screenshot_20240520-025728-211.png Note that the Gabrielino split the ...

I found these along the Kenyon DeVore Trail. Don't know the name.

Yesterday afternoon I drove to Mt. Wilson and walked down Kenyon DeVore. I hoped to reach the Gabrielino Trail junction and turn around, but I only made it 2.1 miles before deciding to return due to pain in my right leg. It was my first time on this trail. Last year I had heard it was reopened after...

Thanks for the report. That's possibly a whipsnake (striped racer). I found one on Brown Mtn once, they're pretty cool looking.

Nice work. Thanks for the reports!

Thanks for the report. Do you mean there is signage with the names for the firebreaks?

Wow. Now I'm always going to wonder about those vans parked at turnouts.

Thanks for the report! This has been on my bucket list for ages. How much of the road was paved?