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High Sierra Run 2009
High Sierra Run 2009
September 23 - 27 (Wednesday through Sunday)
Level: Easy - Moderate
Campsite link: Laurel Lakes Trail Campsite (Aspen Grove, not the lake)
Point B is the trailhead for Laurel Lakes
Point C is the campsite
Plastic orange Jack-o-Lanterns will be the markers to look for! They will be placed at the Sherwin Creek Road exit, the trailhead to Laurel Lakes trail and the spur that leads to the campsite.
We will leave a note or marker if we are not at the designated base camp location.
Communications: CB 31 and FRS 7-31
Weather: Highs in the upper 70s, lows in the upper 30s
we are tacking on an extra day this year to accommodate the variety of activities to be had in the great High Sierra. this year's format will include a set number of trail runs, but will also provide plenty of hours for folks to enjoy fishing, rock climbing, boating and sightseeing. more details to come.
2008 Trail Report
2007 Trail Report
Current trail run schedule
Wednesday
Open
Thursday
Exploration - Mammoth & Inyo Craters
Meet: 10:00 AM
Location: Mammoth Visitor Center
2520 Main St
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
(760) 934-2712
Friday
Coyote Flat (near Bishop, CA)
Meet: 10:00 AM
Location: Mahogany Smoked Meats
2345 N Sierra Hwy
Bishop, CA 93514-2207
(760) 873-5311
Saturday
Kavanaugh Ridge - Mono Lake + Exploration
Meet at 10:30 AM
Location: Tioga Gas Mart
22 Vista Point Dr
Lee Vining, CA 93541
(760) 647-1088
Sunday: TBD
Meeting times and locations TBA
Inyo National Forest and Mammoth Lakes Recreational Information
Mono County Recreational Information
Remember, all trails are join as you please. We only ask that you provide your trail/outdoor activity plan each morning as a precaution. "Exploration" is a designation for non-guided trails - explore the scenic areas without an agenda and specific destination.
Tentative roster (bold = confirmed)
Romanski
PBn'FJ
CA Annie & Moab FJ
Bozly & Mrs. Bozly
BzWires
sonof40
Kaster
Munkay
CowboyCEO
Cindy's Fj
Alessio Sangalli
cypilk +1
witty81
David
pkelly72
magicthechemist
Vaughn
caddo
potatomutato
Other information
the trail run schedule only serves as a frame for some of the runs we will be doing. many of you have mentioned that fishing, rock climbing and sightseeing will be on the agenda as well. there are plenty of places to do it. there will also be natural hot springs in the area, so don't forget your bathing suits...birthday suits are optional.
Weather
evenings will be colder with lows hitting in the upper 30s and lower 40s. please be prepared! daytime temps are forecasted to track in the mid-70s.
Group photo opp and video
since this will be one of the larger NorCal FJ runs to date, we will try to schedule some time for a group photo. we will most likely do this at Kavanaugh Ridge on Saturday. also, a video will most likely be filmed during the trail runs.
Camping and F&B
i will send everyone camping and food & beverage details via PM. please keep in mind that base camp and the overflow camp are dispersed campgrounds and do not have any facilities or potable water. if you plan to "borrow" someone else's PETT toilet, i would suggest you purchase your own Wag Bags. please keep in mind that we will be near water, so you must pay strict attention to being environmentally conscious when it comes to disposal of human wastes.
More information
don't bring anything more than you will really need. please avoid bringing excess food and remember to secure foodstuffs at all times.
Tread Lightly and Trail Run & Camping Guidelines
* as always, Tread Lightly rules are in full effect. do not blaze your own trails and be mindful of the wildlife that make the High Sierra their home. always exhibit good trail etiquette.
* driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is strictly prohibited.
* no loud amplified music on trails or campsites
* please pack out your own garbage and do not litter
Looking forward to yet another memorable High Sierra run!
September 23 - 27 (Wednesday through Sunday)
Level: Easy - Moderate
Campsite link: Laurel Lakes Trail Campsite (Aspen Grove, not the lake)
Point B is the trailhead for Laurel Lakes
Point C is the campsite
Plastic orange Jack-o-Lanterns will be the markers to look for! They will be placed at the Sherwin Creek Road exit, the trailhead to Laurel Lakes trail and the spur that leads to the campsite.
We will leave a note or marker if we are not at the designated base camp location.
Communications: CB 31 and FRS 7-31
Weather: Highs in the upper 70s, lows in the upper 30s
we are tacking on an extra day this year to accommodate the variety of activities to be had in the great High Sierra. this year's format will include a set number of trail runs, but will also provide plenty of hours for folks to enjoy fishing, rock climbing, boating and sightseeing. more details to come.
2008 Trail Report
2007 Trail Report
Current trail run schedule
Wednesday
Open
Thursday
Exploration - Mammoth & Inyo Craters
Meet: 10:00 AM
Location: Mammoth Visitor Center
2520 Main St
Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546
(760) 934-2712
Friday
Coyote Flat (near Bishop, CA)
Meet: 10:00 AM
Location: Mahogany Smoked Meats
2345 N Sierra Hwy
Bishop, CA 93514-2207
(760) 873-5311
Saturday
Kavanaugh Ridge - Mono Lake + Exploration
Meet at 10:30 AM
Location: Tioga Gas Mart
22 Vista Point Dr
Lee Vining, CA 93541
(760) 647-1088
Sunday: TBD
Meeting times and locations TBA
Inyo National Forest and Mammoth Lakes Recreational Information
Mono County Recreational Information
Remember, all trails are join as you please. We only ask that you provide your trail/outdoor activity plan each morning as a precaution. "Exploration" is a designation for non-guided trails - explore the scenic areas without an agenda and specific destination.
Tentative roster (bold = confirmed)
Romanski
PBn'FJ
CA Annie & Moab FJ
Bozly & Mrs. Bozly
BzWires
sonof40
Kaster
Munkay
CowboyCEO
Cindy's Fj
Alessio Sangalli
cypilk +1
witty81
David
pkelly72
magicthechemist
Vaughn
caddo
potatomutato
Other information
the trail run schedule only serves as a frame for some of the runs we will be doing. many of you have mentioned that fishing, rock climbing and sightseeing will be on the agenda as well. there are plenty of places to do it. there will also be natural hot springs in the area, so don't forget your bathing suits...birthday suits are optional.
Weather
evenings will be colder with lows hitting in the upper 30s and lower 40s. please be prepared! daytime temps are forecasted to track in the mid-70s.
Group photo opp and video
since this will be one of the larger NorCal FJ runs to date, we will try to schedule some time for a group photo. we will most likely do this at Kavanaugh Ridge on Saturday. also, a video will most likely be filmed during the trail runs.
Camping and F&B
i will send everyone camping and food & beverage details via PM. please keep in mind that base camp and the overflow camp are dispersed campgrounds and do not have any facilities or potable water. if you plan to "borrow" someone else's PETT toilet, i would suggest you purchase your own Wag Bags. please keep in mind that we will be near water, so you must pay strict attention to being environmentally conscious when it comes to disposal of human wastes.
More information
don't bring anything more than you will really need. please avoid bringing excess food and remember to secure foodstuffs at all times.
Tread Lightly and Trail Run & Camping Guidelines
* as always, Tread Lightly rules are in full effect. do not blaze your own trails and be mindful of the wildlife that make the High Sierra their home. always exhibit good trail etiquette.
* driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is strictly prohibited.
* no loud amplified music on trails or campsites
* please pack out your own garbage and do not litter
Looking forward to yet another memorable High Sierra run!
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Permalink Reply by manoweb on
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So I got the Friday off. I would leave Thursday night. If I finish another important think I have to do at work in the next couple of weeks, I might be able to get Thursday off also.
Is it true we have to drive across Yosemite? Do we have to pay the ticket? I hope not :(
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Permalink Reply by potatomutato on
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you don't have to go through Yosemite if you don't want to. you can hook up to 395 and take that down. the last weekend of September, Yosemite usually observes National Public Lands Day and offers free toll through the park. so if you don't want to pay the fee, you could always take 395 down on the way in and 120 on the way out. as for tourist traffic, i have yet to encounter it on the way through Yosemite. last year on the way out, we encountered an idiot who did not know about common courtesy, but it was clear sailing once we passed him.
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Permalink Reply by Bz on
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here's the base camp
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=oakland+ca...
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Permalink Reply by magicthechemist on
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Bz, is it exactly where we plan to be camping ? Or we need to drive further on this road till Laurent Lake?
At this moment we plan to leave Wed night so we will arrive at midnight...I'd prefer to be sure where we have to look for you...
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the main campsite roadway is further down the trail going towards the entrance. it is essentially the first spur you will see before you you hit the major switchbacks. i may be leaving around the same time you are. if so, we should caravan together.
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It's not that I do not want to go through, but isn't Yosemite 25 bucks, assuming there is no "free toll"?
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You can go this way
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=oakland+ca...
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Permalink Reply by Sonof40 on
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Right on B. That's how I went last year. But I think you can go through Yos in the wee hours when the gates are not manned.
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check this out I found most of the places we been to
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Sherwin+Cr...
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