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I adore camping just below a pass. Which usually is 10-11,000'. It's so nice up there. But, mainly, hitting that pass first thing in the morning is almost effortless compared to tackling it at the

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Yes, plan is made for break :-) Thanks! [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you, that makes great sense! [email protected]> wrote:

Couldn’t say storms are *not* a concern at that time of year, but neither does it storm every afternoon in the peak season. Plan your hike the way you want to plan it, and you can make a call on the

I am planning a trip from Bishop Pass to Kearsarge Pass starting either Friday, September 6 or Sunday, September 8.? I'm thinking I would have better odds of getting a permit on the Sunday start

I like to get the climb out of the way early. That said plans are great but it all kinda goes out the window when you do the trip. the magic of it. Enjoy !Sent from my iPad

No Problem. Crossing a pass alone late in the day is a cool experience.

I’m planning our SOBO trip from Aug 23-Sept 15. The wisdom says that one’d better climb over passes in the morning. I understand that this strategy is for taking advantage of better snow

Entirely average.

It looks like the runoff is far ahead of average, especially in the South, where it is shown at early July level.? From this, might we expect that SOuth San Joaquin ford to be doable sooner than

I’ll try to attach some images of snowpack records I track along the JMT for the FB groups (the first ones are snowpack, the last three are river flow - locations shown on the first

Here are the latest plots. It was essentially a normal year for snowpack, if there is such a thing in California. Average is probably a more accurate term. However, it appears the melt is ahead of

Close to average on the yearly totals.? The spring melt-off has been faster than normal though. For more detail, see https://cdec.water.ca.gov/snowapp/swcchart.action. To interpret this, "North"

So was this a big snow winter, average, or low snow winter?? I know there are folks on this group who monitor snow levels. Thanks Judy McGuire

PCTers are summitting Whitney already.? In a month you should be pretty safe. I recently posted a video on the Facebook group about crossing the San Joaquin, supplied by some PCTers I met at VVR

I think it's very optimistic to think the river will be fordable in mid July. Late August or September maybe. Please be safe. Inga

Thanks, any first hand info will be greatly appreciated. Good luck!

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