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Thanks to Kim Fishburn and Tom Clark, I found these pictures from an early October snowfall in 2011. So we had snow accumulation in early October in 2015 and 2011. May happen again this weekend

There is a very good one very near the new location at the end of A Loop.

There is a bathroom very close to the right (going down).

That's kind of a funny complaint for a 200+ mile walk. The nearest bathroom is about 500 feet away. The next nearest it's maybe 100 feet further. I don't know if it's real or photoshopped but you can

Hopefully they'll be adding a bathroom near the backpackers sites. I was a little surprised at how far I had to walk last year.

A side effect of having no accommodations for backpackers in Tuolumne during the campground renovation is that this will put more pressure on the backcountry in the Lyell Canyon and Cathedral Lakes

Peter- What exactly is YOSE going to do for backpackers at TM while they rebuild the campground?? Any sort of alternative accomodations? Or nothing? Steve

Although the survey is oriented towards locals, anybody can input - just answer the questions truthfully and put what you are looking for into the comments. The survey format is designed to cover

Here's what I think we can do: point this out to them in the last question:? I included a comment to the effect that they could take a look at increasig their ridership by looking closer at the

Seems like the survey was designed for locals, not hikers. Are they really interested in providing hiker shuttles specifically?

Steve:? This is a highly valuable process you have initiated, and I intend to participate and support in any way I can.? Two priorities are on my screen: weekend Reno service and Tuolumne

I just submitted feedback and mentioned weekend service and a Whitney Portal/Horseshoe Meadow shuttle. If they do something similar to the Bishop Creek shuttle in the Lone Pine area, that would be

Eastern Sierra Transit is conducting a survey for their Short Range Transit Plan. By making our needs known, this is how we get hiker-oriented services included in their planning process. Please click

Just be careful when following your AirTags... it may lead you to a bear's den if the bear ate the AirTag. :)

That is a great idea Henning. Thank you.

The application 'Fire and Smoke' shows relatively dark smoke conditions across the entire Southern Sierra. Does anyone have recent experience in the Cottonwood Lakes area?

In future, those who like can use location devices like Apple AirTag for such purpose. E. g. in the lid of your bear can. May also help you to find your bear can the next morning. All you need is

I once reached the top of a dayhike (in daylight) but got disoriented when it was time to start back down. I started down the wrong way, but my dog started down the right way, so I followed her :-).

On the same theme, I have put small strips of reflective tape on 4 sides of my bearcan and some on my pack. I've found it useful at times for "homing" in the dark. I usually sleep cowboy, so the

It's a very sad story and somewhat hard to understand, but she actually survived 26 days after getting lost according to her journal entries. So she had some survival skills, but somehow just couldn't