I found small, 250mm containers of wine at Target, yes Target. They have a Chardonay, Metlot and a Cabernet Sauvignon. It is sold in packs of 4. Each container is about the size of a Red Bull can. Basically this breaks down to 3 servings per bottle. A hefty pour. Each is its own container that can b...

Can anyone tell me what the low temperature is this time of year at Reavis Ranch? I have a trip planned soon and need to get an idea of how cold it will be.
Anyone, anyone, Bueller?

Thanks everybody for your help. This trip is planned for early April. So hopefully the water will still be there. Some of the maps indicate a potential trail from the falls - down Reavis Creek - to the ranch. I'm guessing this is not the case. Maybe it was a trail at one point but is overgrown and c...

And for the final question. What exactly is the distance from the Reavis Falls Trailhead to the Falls? (as you leave the RR trail) I've heard from 2.8 miles each way to 3.5 miles. The triplogs hikers have entered for hiking distance from the Reavis Ranch North Trailhead to the falls and back vary wi...

OK, granted I may be pushing this group a bit on the first day, day 2 is a cake walk (7.5miles), but day 3 is right at 12.5 miles. Down 500' up 1700' then cruise down 1400' for the last 5 miles. Unless the trail is hard to track or I'm missing something it seems pretty doable. Again, remember at the...

Connecting up with Plow Saddle and heading out the way we came in from the 109 North Reavis Ranch Trailhead. :bdh:

The 6th guy is in awesome shape and has done some backpacking. So that's 3 experienced, 2 with no experience and 1 with moderate experience and in shape.

So here is the deal. I am leading a group of 6 grown men, 3 experienced, 2 never backpacked before. Day 1 , We start at the Reavis Ranch North trailhead and head to the Falls, enjoy the sights and head back out and go south to camp at the Ranch. Day 2 , easy hike to Ravis Saddle to connect with Roge...