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Peter, I'm glad you liked it :-). I did keep a log of that trip, but I didn't look at it before writing my post - that was my first solo trip and I have a very vivid memory of every day of it. But

Hi Steven, Thank you for the gear least ! And shower ? reference! It was some sort of big family crowd (or maybe scouts, but I doubt it was them with such behavior) sitting on the cliff by main

Hmm, no Gaia for me, but I’ll do my research, thank you. What do you mean by “crazy rock throwing crowds at Ediza”? Is there some tradition or new social media fad? As for the shower, we

Spent my morning reading your SNF-Yosemite loop trip report. Wonderful. Reminded my own trip up lake Ireland , Vogelsang and the night I have spent on Emeric and how much I loved Fletcher area too. I

I went over Baxter Pass in 2015, so I have a later report than Tom’s but one that is still dated. I went in Baxter and out Sawmill, so I was going in the opposite direction from what you are

Loved your account, Gail! I've always wondered about Baxter and Sawmill. Either you have a great memory or you've retained your detailed notes. I did some googling and found some nice images and

Hi Ravi, I hiked Baxter in August of 2020 from the eastside trailhead.? It is about 6200' of elevation gain from the TH to the pass.? The trail was hard to follow in a few spots, with some light

Ravi, your best bet for information is over at the highsierratopix forum. If you search for "Baxter Pass" you'll probably have hours of reading.

In recent years, there has been a trail sign for Baxter Pass near Dollar Lake designating the junction and the sign says the trail is is unmaintained, so at least hikers know where the junction is.

Ravi, since my info is 41 years old this is probably not very helpful, but - in 1981 I went in at Kearsarge, over Glen, and out Baxter. (I had gone over Baxter in 1975 from the east side.) In 1981,

Re general delivery, my personal experience is that the availability of this service is not guaranteed and varies by post office. I have had general deliveries refused and returned by small offices

I remember that trouble. That year, we had a trip planned via the Granite Staircase, but then they closed that section on the account of a fire (small in comparison to what happened since). We found

Hi Marion, Gosh, I’m not sure since it’s not something that I’ve ever evaluated. On that same trip I went over Forester Pass late afternoon and camped on the south side and I was awoken at 2am

Marion, Colby was in good shape in 2018 No problem for llamas.

I have attempted a trip over Colby Pass a couple times, but had to bail long before reaching it for various reasons. I have had people tell me that Colby Pass is impassable to stock. I hike with

Ravi, I second what Tom said about Colby Lake. I camped there last summer and I was the only person there. Here’s a snap of my camp spot. Best, Matthew [email protected]> wrote:

I don’t know Baxter pass. The hike through big wet meadow, Colby lake, Colby pass and beyond is fantastic. Definitely camp at Colby lake if you can. The trail across Colby pass was in great shape

Eric , thank you ? fair enough - but bummer ! I have found a report on this route from 2017 and it was stating difficulties around Hemlock already! Karina Bezkrovnaia

LOL .. Here in Washington DC, you would need to go to the Metro Center stop near the White House to transfer from the red line to the blue line train!

This is the time of year for planning trips and that's always a lot of fun for me -- I have a dozen maps scattered around my living room as I type! One of several of my potential trip plans involves