Written on October 15, 2010
Lake Tahoe’s famouse Flume Trail! What happens when you cut a log flume directly into a cliff but then remove it in leau of a singletrack trail? Mountain bikers rejoice. Lake Tahoe’s Flume Trail has gained the statewide and national attention of the mountain biking community due to its uniqueness. We’...
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Written on October 4, 2010
How to get to the highest point in Southern California’s National Park Joshua Tree’s Best View! Quail Mountain is the highest peak of our beloved Joshua Tree National Park. It is the highest point in the park as well as the highest peak in the “Little San Bernardino Mountains”. Quail Mountain itself is 5,813ft and...
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Written on October 4, 2010
Read. Plan. Get Out There! Snow in the desert??? Perhaps one of the strangest phenomenons of the Mojave Desert is its potential for temperatures exceeding 120 degrees while also being a place that sometimes gets snow. The north side Joshua Tree National Park is “High Desert” and the elevations range f...
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Written on September 29, 2010
Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, White Mountains “Oldest living things on Earth” Words fail me. How could you describe a forest with the oldest living things on Earth; Trees that have been growing for 4,000 years. Trees which were planted at the dawn o...
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Written on September 28, 2010
Mt Whitney, Sierra Nevada Range “Top of the United States! (sort of)” Perhaps its overstated, but any way up Mt Whitney is a quintessential, Rite of Passage as a Californian outdoorsman. Yes, it can be crowded. Yes, everybody knows about it. Its st...
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