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14ers.com is a good resource, although focused on Colorado 14ers, they pretty much are good for any Colorado info. https://www.14ers.com/forum/index.php

There is also a FB group for the CT.

I’m not aware of any group like this one for the Colorado Trail. The Colorado Trail Foundation ( https://coloradotrail.org/) has a lot of good information and there’s also a Colorado trail forum

A bit off topic as this is the JMT group, but I have a question someone may have an answer for. I am looking for a group like this one but for the CT. I am not looking for anything on facebook or

Yes, thanks for the tip. We had planned to do that last year as we had also heard the water report was pretty dry at Sunrise, but we ended up not making it that far due to injury and stayed at upper

We carried water from upper Cathedral Lake when we did that trail. It was late season (sept) and a low snow year. So plan on that. It’s not ridiculously far to carry.

Hi Rick, Thanks for the feedback. Yes, we tried to make Sunrise last year in late Aug., spent first night at upper Cathedral Lakes, and tapped out. Spent the next 4 days there, due to injury. This

You'll love it. We exited at Bishop over Thunderbolt Pass. Joe Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2022 8:56 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JMT-groups.io] Partner for Sierra High Route

Peter: I do know that when I had to be evac'd from the SHR (first try) and I had to go from the SHR to the JMT and I had to go over Cartridge Pass which I was told as I was struggling along was once

Joe:? Much (more) of what you are covering would likely have been JMT if Joe N LeConte had been able to get a mule over Gabbott Pass in 1908.? His narrative and? map of that journey indicate

Have done the bit between Yosemite and Reds - it is epic and challenging, you are in for a treat: https://youtu.be/3_rmxtu5ABE Currently planning the section between Bishops pass and onion Valley in

Hi William, I do not expect Sunrise to still have water by late August.?I came through Sunrise?in late July two years ago ?which was a similar poor winter) and all I could find were a few puddles

I am doing the Sierra High Route (SHR) from Reds Meadow to Twin Lakes starting mid July. I have completed the SHR from Sequoia to Reds in previous years. I am looking for a partner. This is much

I called a couple packers, but they only service outside Yosemite park. Yosemite concessionaire says since HSCs are not open this year, their pack mules are not running, but also said 3rd party

Yes, I also checked and HSC's are closed for 2022. Ya, we didn't make it to Sunrise last year, my wife's back was hurting too much and I had to take most of her pack weight and we ended up staying at

Yosemite says there are 6 packers licensed to provide various services in the Park:? whether they operate is not necessarily connected to the High Sierra Camps. Although it is traditionally one of

I believe I read that all of them are closed. I am pretty sure the info is on the Yosemite National Park website. It was just announced very recently. Backpackers campground at Sunrise is one of my

Thanks for the feedback Nancy. I hadn't heard the HSC's were closed again for 2022.? Do you know, does this include Tuolumne Meadows HSC too ? For Sunrise and Merced Lakes, we were just planning on

Thanks Peter, will check out the link!

I am not totally sure, but because the High Sierra camps are closed this year, I don't believe there will be mule pack services going either...but I'd check with Yosemite. Can you lighten your packs