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I had a larger Flash (65 I think) which worked well for me but I wanted something lighter. I tried the Mariposa and found when I loaded it with about 30 pounds it felt like I was carrying a toddler

@Lange, I had seen the clearance Mariposas. ?The new Mariposa apparently has a new frame (PVT). ? I do not know too much about PVT, so if anybody does know what that does, I would love to

PS - Durston and Bearikade never go on sale for new products, the demand is just too high at full retail price. Your best hope would be the second hand market, but there’s aren’t many there and

From Google search, gossamer gear Mariposa is on sale right now, 40% off. Looks like a previous years model, but it’s not like they change radically year to

Thank you!

There’s a giant row of bear boxes in the parking lot where the YARTS drops off in Tuolomne. Ian

I was in Tuolumne Meadows last week and saw several bear boxes at the trailheads along Tioga Road.

Maybe call the Store or Lodge to get the latest? I was through there a month ago but didn't notice one way or the other. Because the Cathedral TH is open and taking reservations I would assume

Hello, Hoping to leave a food drop in a Bear Box near JMT Cathedral Pass trailhead in September.? Just wanted to verify that bearboxes still available along Tioga Road in TM. Who has been through

I believe the flash has more support than the Mariposa. In my experience, unless you get your total pack weight under 25lbs including food and water, it's well worth the additional weight to have that

The REI Flash 55 goes on sale Friday. 30% off. Kim [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you all for your input. ?After reading reviews and watching tons of pitching videos, I have decided on the Durston XMid 2 Pro and the Bearikade Blazer. On the backpack, I am torn between two

I concur.? Just off the trail on Friday.? Not enough mosquitos to even mention to my wife.? I wish I had left my headnet at home.

Yeah, I would worry more about the rain, snow and freezing temperatures this weekend ;-{ Rick

Was a bit South of there two weeks ago, Red's to jct with Rush Ck trl then out to Silver Lk. Not a single mosquito. And def no wasps. Nights are starting to get just a little colder.

The historical route through Tuolumne Meadows is a very pleasant and scenic walk and does not add much time, so unless in a big hurry, I'd just stick to the "official" JMT which ends up just to the

I just completed the red peak pass loop in Yosemite, 7000–11,000 feet. Practically no mosquitoes. I did have the misfortune of putting my pack down on a log and either the log or the ground I

Yes the road is best. There is a potable water spigot at the trailer waste station just before visitor center. But the trail to Pearson’s lodge is the historical route.

Be cautious walking along the road There are a lot of distracted drivers. I was hit by a rental RV while walking on the shoulder in 2017. Thankfully my bear can took the direct hit and I was not

I would use the trail that parallels the road. It will take you to the PO, which under an EZ Up next to where they are rebuilding the store. You can also walk along the road, or take the trail thru