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Here's the best image I have of the area between the confluence of Evolution Creek and the bridge that is out on the San Joaquin.

Attention, this is a different bridge: PCT Mile 912.2 Middle Fork San Joaquin River - about 2 miles north of the JMT/PCT split, so JMT not

Thanks Peter! WIll watch for updates on this. I would get to bridge about mid-August, so we should have real, and updated, intel by then. Thanks ahead to all the intrepid discoverers.

Yes we have looked at the alternative of the east bank crossing near the mouth of Evo Creek and the walk to the JMT at the Bridge on that side.? Evo must fall quite a bit before it would be

This is now quite a long thread, and apologies if this?question has been asked and answered. Has this short (less than 1 mile) cross-country work-around been deemed infeasible or ill-advised? It

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Love it! Fab sense of humour. I really appreciate all the info from this group. I had permits for the JMT for June which I released. I hiked from Yosemite to VVR last year, and am thinking to plan a

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Eileen?

Does that bridge have a trail name yet?

Keep sending the updates, folks. This has been a fascinating thread and it's still midstream.

Thank you for sharing Henning. Granted as a single data point, it cannot be 100% relied upon on its own merit, but it is still something worth sharing.

Thanks for sharing the beta you had.

Sorry to bother you with information which has not at least two eyewitnesses who swear an oath. Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Mai 2023 um 09:44 Uhr Von: "Peter Hirst"

OK, thanks.? I appreciate the? candor. So what we have is someone's interpretation of a message from? a friend of a friend who may or may not have actually seen the bridge. And the info that the

I cited the text word by word as it was sent to the user comment channel of the FarOut app by the user shroomybroomy. My understanding is that he has a friend who went there in person to see the

Someone in the JMT FB group came to the same conclusion from the photo - 90° twist based on orientation of the key structural elements. Will be interesting to hear more.