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Hello, I have a NOBO JMT permit with room for 3 people to join me. Cottonwood Lakes to Happy Isles - July 30 to Aug 26. Don't really want to go alone, so if you would like to join me it would be

Thanks for sharing this nice trip summary. Crossing the bridge is tempting, I have to say..

Last Friday, we went from the Wawona Tunnel up the Pohono Trail for two nights at Dewey Point. As everybody might have heard, it was an unseasonably warm weekend. The lowest we saw was 43F at 3am

Good lord - look at that wall of snow!!

Time to start a pool on when it will be opened:)

I won't be surprised if they don't get the road open till just before July 4th.

Starting. Long way to go. https://twitter.com/Caltrans9/status/1653061636318720001 John Ladd JohnLadd@... 415-648-9279 (landline)

Here’s another email from SEKI that I suspect has been sent to anyone holding a wilderness permit reservation with them this summer… Hello, As you plan your trips into the parks’ wilderness,

I’m holding a Rae Lakes loop permit for August 5th and just received this email, and also had my August 4th lodging reservation at Cedar Grove cancelled. Looks like Roads End may not be a viable

Tks John! I tell you, it sounds like the ultimate local adventure out there if I were with the right crew. I’ll definitely wait ‘till mid August before a decision is made. Tks to you, Elizabeth

I think all of us involved in the Consensus recommendation would welcome the mapping apps disclosing the dangers of the non-recommended routes and flagging the most appropriate. Including Ms. Wenk

This is great information! And many thanks to the always-generous Elizabeth Wenk for providing this info! I just want to double-check that it is ok to share this in a commercial product as well (with

Many thanks to you both! Geraldine.

The fabulous Ms. Wenk has OK'd me to give anyone blanket permission to share/reprint so long as she's properly credited - I also assume she would want the entire discussion presented as is -- or at

Likewise with Susan, can I share this with some of the other hiking groups I moderate? _ [email protected]> wrote:

May I share this in my next backpacking/hiking newsletter? You probably have covered all the bases, but who knows... Cheers,Susan Alcorn Author: Walk, Hike, Saunter: Seasoned Women Share Tales and

From Elizabeth Wenk, JMT guidebook author extraordinaire - see https://www.amazon.com/stores/Elizabeth-Wenk/author/B004R0TMBC Her basic recommendation -- that most JMT hikers should avoid the damaged

You definitively made the right decision not summit that day. Hiking smart is for sure the right thing to do, there is absolutely no shame in turning around - I applaud everyone doing so and it

Thanks; I've got a pair of insulated Salomon winter boots that I'll bring. (Salomon X Ultra Mid Winter CS WP from 2019, fwiw. With OR Crocodile gaiters I never get cold feet or a hint of snow down

Hi Richard. I brought Crampons since they give a bit of extra loft due to the front teeth but they come with the price of being less bendy and harder on the heel and toes (also for steep hill sides),