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We'll ski from Badger Pass to Glacier Point and back in one day -- for those of you with stamina! Our lodging for Fri and Sat nights is a recently remodeled charming mountain A-frame cabin in Yosemite West (convenient to Badger Pass)\, with great views and a hot tub on the deck. Saturday we'll ski the 22-mile round trip to Glacier Point for the spectacular views of Yosemite Valley. Sunday's options include trails near Bridalveil Creek\, Dewey Pt\, or tele-skiing at the Badger Pass ski area. Other options are available if there is either too much or not enough snow.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120524T200217Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100310T023000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100310T043000Z UID:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/824 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/824 SUMMARY:The Icy Slopes of Vinson Massif - Enrique Rodriguez DESCRIPTION:In January 2010\, Enrique Rodriguez left sunny California for the icy slopes of Vinson Massif\, the high-point for the continent of Antarctica. With cold-weather resilience developed over years of
waiting for the school bus in New Hampshire and winter camping skills honed high in the alpine zone of Mt. Washington\, Enrique will discuss
his sub-zero expedition in pursuit of his 6th \\"Seven Summit.\\"
Come join us for our grand finale of the Backcountry Skiing Series\, skiing in the high Sierra. The peak will be announced at the beginning of winter.
Requires advanced skiing skills (resort black diamond+)\, avalanche training. Randonee or Telemark skis\, climbing skis\, avalanche beacon\, shovel\, and probe.
This is an MOC trip. (Officially approved by the Mountaineering Committee)
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120524T200217Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100313T224000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20020203 UID:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/827 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/827 SUMMARY:Henry Coe Park DESCRIPTION:This is a wonderful loop with great vistas from the ridge. Strenuous hike with possible stream crossings. Bring water and food for the day.
Please contact the Leaders if you haven't hiked with this group. Heavy rain cancels. Carpool\: 7\:30 am at Cottle &\; 85 Park &\; Ride\, or 8\:30 am at Henry Coe Park Hdqs.
Leader\: Ron Karpel\, ronny AT karpel.org
Arun isn't dead yet but he is working on it. Join us on what has been Arun's annual Roundtop Day Hike. Arun cannot do it this year so this means you are stuck with Ron Karpel and Rick Booth. Consider yourself warned. Cat herding begins at 8\:00 AM at the Carson Pass Snow Park on Sunday\, March 21\, 2010. We will be moving at 8\:30 AM. Snow shoes or skis\, ice ax and crampons are needed and the ability to use them. Group size limited to 12. No morons.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120524T200217Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100325T200000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20020203 UID:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/791 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.peakclimbing.org/node/791 SUMMARY:Mosquito Flats Hut - Rock Creek Lodge DESCRIPTION:Five lucky people will enjoy early Spring skiing and take Thursday off work so they can have a leisurely drive to Tom's Place (near Mammoth) for Thursday night the 25th\; then on Friday the 26th ski the 5 miles from the Rock Creek SnoPark to the Mosquito Flats Hut. We'll spend 3 nights at the hut so we can take advantage of glorious backcountry in the incomparable Little Lakes Valley and beyond\, then return for Monday night to modern cabin accommodations (including good food\, hot showers and sauna!) at Rock Creek Lodge
The route is TBD\, but I'd like to do a 3 to 4 day ski traverse\, possibly Mammoth to Yosemite\, or Rock Creek to Mammoth. Otherwise open to suggestions. Mid April to Mid May are the target dates\, weather and conditions dependent. Excellent skiing skills and winter camping experience required.
Contact Tim Hult for more information\: timdhult at sbcglobal dot net
650-966-2215 (w)
Climbing\, hiking and biking. Come down for the weekend or just for the day. A group camping site #134 has been reserved for the Saturday night April 3. If climbing\, need shoes\, harness and climbing shoes. Bring other gear if you have hit. We will meet at the Bear Gulch Ranger Station on the east side of the park at 9AM Saturday morning. Carpool from park and ride at Cottle Rd and Hwy 85 at 7AM. Carpooling encouraged because of the limited parking at the camp site. Camping fees average about $8 per person. Leader\: Jeff Fisher E-mail\: jeff_fisher_5252@sbcglobal.net
Co-leader wanted.