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I submitted Whitney on July 4th 2022 from west at the end of my HST. No snow at all. But that was after a draught year though. [email protected]> wrote:

I am on the PCT this year, just now in Ridgecrest for a town day and will be back on trail at Walker Pass tomorrow. Whitney in 2nd week of June, can tell you more when I'll be in Bishop. I would

So, I'm planning my treks for the summer and have a couple questions for the group. I have a set-in-stone week off on the July 4th week to work with, plus other flexible time I can take off during the

Did you check the PCT group to see how they are fairing in this area? Might even be pictures. Two Dogs

I hiked to sunrise high Sierra camp on Memorial Day weekend 2011. Hit snow between 8000–9000 feet and did the hike on snowshoes. The JMT route was a little too steep in places, so just did a cross

Now? Tioga Road isn't even open, so that should give you an idea. It's only May and hiking season generally starts in earnest in July. Early season is June and some hikers will start going out and

When are you starting your hike? Won’t be many people on trail right now, so you’re unlikely to get a current trail report. You’ll have better luck when early season hikers start in June.

I am not experienced and backpacking conditions requiring ice axe (occasional clampons are okay). Can someone update current hiking conditions between LYV and Clouds Rest then to Sunrise camp then

Hi Greg, Thank you very much for your information. I’m taking notes of all the inputs from you and others. Jingbo [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jingbo, I did a hike in that area last August. I recommend it as an alternative route. The portion of the JMT between Reds and Duck Lake Outlet isn't that great. Note, as of last August there

Quick heads up the Garmin InReach Mini 2 is $300 on REI's sale!

I actually marked all the camp sites storied in The Trail whenever I can figure out in my CalTopo route plan :-) [email protected]> wrote:

Ethan, Your book The Trail is very thoughtful, spiritual and humorous, really inspiring, a great read indeed! Jingbo [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you! I think you will really enjoy the springs! Ethan "When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing." - Uncheedah [email protected]>

Wow, Ethan, I devoured your book last year! It’s your book that inspired me to choose the Iva Belle detour! ?So lucky to meet you here! [email protected]> wrote:

Wonderful Springs!! I write about them in my book "The Trail" Many ways to visit them: From Reds Meadow you take the Rainbow Falls trailhead instead of the JMT and it's 13 miles to the hotsprings.

Thank you. From CalTopo map it looks like we should have lots of creek crossings all the way from IB to Lone Indian Lake. [email protected]> wrote:

Yes, we can leave Virginia Lake and Tully Hole to future trips, or Iva Bell for that matter :-) depending on the dynamics and vibes. [email protected]> wrote:

Understood. The intention is not avoiding Silver Pass. I’m planning to get back to JMT official through Lone Indian Lake because once drop to Iva Bell it looks pretty difficult (though doable) to

I did that route NOBO in 2021. The section between Reds and Iva Belle is often traveled and well maintained.? The section between Iva Belle and the intersection with the JMT near Tully Hole is much