Kearsarge Pass and Mt. Gould via Onion Valley
Having stopped in Lone Pine to hike Mt. Whitney and Mt. Langley in the past few weeks, Julia and I have taken a real liking …
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Mt. Langley via Cottonwood Lakes and Old Army Pass
At the southern end of the John Muir Wilderness lies the southernmost 14er in California, Mt. Langley. Driving up from Lone Pine, we started the …
Mt. Whitney Hike
Mt. Whitney is the tallest peak in the continental United States, standing tall in the Eastern Sierras at 14,505. For many hikers who live in …
San Gorgonio via Vivian Creek for Final Mt. Whitney Training
With one week left before hiking Mt. Whitney, we decided to head out to hike San Gorgonio, the highest peak in Southern California. Having done …
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Overnight Camping on Cucamonga Peak
After spending last weekend on Devil’s Backbone to watch the supermoon, we decided to spend this weekend camping at the summit of Cucamonga Peak. The …
San Gorgonio Mountain via Vivian Creek and Momyer Creek 6 21 14
Getting to the Trailhead: The trailhead for Vivian Creek is just outside of Forest Falls off of HWY 38. After passing the Mill Creek Ranger …
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10 Most Important Gear Items to Bring On Camino De Santiago
I’ve been asked by quite a few people on YouTube to put together a Camino packing list. I didn’t want to list every item that I brought, so instead I will list my top ten items. Each item includes a list of recommendations.