In the CA area, if you want pretty 1st timer backpacking, you should consider Crystal Cove State Park. It doesn't have water, but neither does Joshua tree
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I don't like to spend money on myself, so I research anything I buy obsessively. However, I tend to get cheap used gear first and really test it to it's limit before I decide if I want to upgrade, so I always have stuff. However, I am known by my non-backpacking friends as someone who is very...
Amazing. I actually thought this was the other forum I am in - "High Sierra Topix" and got excited. I was like "wait, I don't remember these hot springs... Need to visit them in August... "
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I did thousand island via high Sierra, garnet, and the rest to lake Ediza, the minarettes cascading waterfall (to a set of lakes that I forget what they were called). We ended at Devil's postpile. What did you like the best in that area?
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I'd be fine with this, but don't think my wife would enjoy it. She can handle backpacking, but not if we have enough snow that we need ice axe. I have no issue with navigation though
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Hi all,
I have been planning a trip to on High Sierra Route but the snow is ruining my trip. I can't go any later then 3rd week of August but still want to do 7 days, at least 100 miles. Anyone have any suggestions within 10 hours drive from Los Angeles?
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