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Camped June 10th at Backpacker's campground. Very warm. Place got full by day end. Camped June 11th past LYV close to a creek near where Cloud's Rest trail branches off from JMT. Most of the traffic

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Hi All, I'm planning my 3rd section of the North to South JMT over July 4th weekend. I last exited at Mono Pass/Mosquito Flats coming up through the recesses. As I'm planning that as the entry and my

Note: once construction of the new bridge starts, the FS may limit or prohibit crossing in the bridge area.

I wouldn't think going up versus down would make much difference since there is no actual climbing involved. Says the guy who has not done it. Sounds like crossing the river is a little spooky at

Thanks. For completeness, what are people's thoughts on using Skurka's Over the Top route, but going southbound? Thanks, John ________________________________ Sent: Friday, June 14, 2024 2:03 PM To:

I concur. I did Bishop Pass to Kearsarge a couple of years ago and the section from Dusy Basin to the valley is awesome. I'll be doing it in reverse this year coming from North Lake via Lamarck Col.

John, The section of the trail coming back down from Bishop Pass to the JMT is a very nice section of trail and the last section that you are concerned about is a well graded trail and not steep.

My niece and I are going SOBO starting from the Mono/Parker Pass TH 7/7. We have been monitoring the situation at the site of the bridge over the SF of the San Joaquin to determine if there's any

I am planning to stay at MTR Sept 1-3 on my NOBO JMT hike. Is anyone interested in splitting a mule carry of their gear up to Selden Pass on either Sept 2 or 3?? The cost is $288 each for 2 people

If you're getting a new tent the Zpacks Plex Solo is worth a look. UNDER 14 oz. 1 pound with 0.2 oz. carbon fiber stakes. I'm ordering one. The weight difference is now enough to justify it. I

Thank you for the input. I’ve been looking into the zpack again. I’m a bit late for that maybe, they don’t have it in stock in Germany right now. Will look into delivery options Generally I

Yes, Zpack duplex has served me well for a few years, the trips include Capitol Reef NP (first use), two Grand Canyon trips, LCT, at least five Sierra trips like HST, Rae Lakes loop, Thousand Island

The Zpack duplex is absolutely durable. We have been using ours everywhere, including the Sierras. It held up well at Thousand Island Lake with 60 MPH gusts in a September snowstorm! It is pricey. The

I use a Tarptent double rainbow lithium. With the inner liner, handles condensation pretty well. It is also free standing (which has helped me a few times). I had a Tarptent stratosphire Li before

I have the Zpacks Triplex and also absolutely love it. I got the Triplex because it is only a few ounces more than the Duplex and my hiking buddy and I really appreciate the extra room. It is by far

I have a zPacks Duplex and love it. Over 100 days in the mountains with it and it’s still in perfect condition. Downsides are cost and if you camp somewhere wet, then the single wall structure

yes, it's almost double the price. :) Is the zpack really durable? I came across it several times but I wonder if it can without wild/heavy rain etc. Probalby nothing for patagonia etc and mainly for

Hi Christine, I just came across your topic. If I was you having done the JMT a couple of times I would definitely go for a tent that is a Zpacks cuben fiber tent for instance the duplex of the

Thank you for all the votes and suggestions! I am considering all input and see what makes more sense. I am not that keen on bugs, also not on snakes or being soaking wet :) As I've never been in this