– Lat/Long: 39.14° N 113.41° W
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August 04, 2020
B-Rad from United States
Super trek in late July
Temperature perfect 50s at sunrise, 70s at summit, 80s on lower descent.
3L of water, boots, poles, light pack, gorp, cliff bar and 15 lbs of drone gear.
GAIA GPS shows trail following canyon/creek washout which gets rough 2/3 up. I recommend a sub trail to the right which avoids scrambling on all fours over boulders.
A 5 star trek
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B-Rad from United States
Super trek in late July
Temperature perfect 50s at sunrise, 70s at summit, 80s on lower descent.
3L of water, boots, poles, light pack, gorp, cliff bar and 15 lbs of drone gear.
GAIA GPS shows trail following canyon/creek washout which gets rough 2/3 up. I recommend a sub trail to the right which avoids scrambling on all fours over boulders.
A 5 star trek
