CALIF- Eastern Sierra TH-TRs Access FM Hwy 395
Posted: Jul 28 2014 1:47 pm
From John9L & BiFrost's recent CA- JMT trip segment along with ddgrinning's most recent Yosemite and Mt. Whitney trips, I started reflecting back on some of my past CA Eastern Sierra hiking memories related to the many Eastern Sierra TH access locations in from CA Hwy 395 (north & south) to access/exit the JMT, PCT, Sequoia NP, and Kings Canyon NP.
A few days ago as part of my reflections
, I accessed our HAZ- "Route Manager" module and relived some great memories by posting Waypoint locations South (at 9 mile Cyn Rd) to North (at Rock Crk Rd) along CA Hwy 395--> http://hikearizona.com/map.php?MY=7709&M=6 which is also "Public" viewable in our "Route Manager". Along with the endless number of awesome day hiking and/or multi-day backpacking planning opportunities that these Eastern Sierra TH access points provide, I thought that some of them could also provide an excellent planning tool for as needed hike entering & exiting the JMT, PCT, Sequoia NP, and Kings Canyon NP areas.
I was also thinking about sending this above linked "Route Manager Waypoint Listing Tool" to post and then to link various HAZ- CA Eastern Sierra Hike Descriptions, but I'm not sure if our HAZ member community and/or HAZ Development Team would agree it to be that beneficial and used planning tool.
What do you think?
A few days ago as part of my reflections
, I accessed our HAZ- "Route Manager" module and relived some great memories by posting Waypoint locations South (at 9 mile Cyn Rd) to North (at Rock Crk Rd) along CA Hwy 395--> http://hikearizona.com/map.php?MY=7709&M=6 which is also "Public" viewable in our "Route Manager". Along with the endless number of awesome day hiking and/or multi-day backpacking planning opportunities that these Eastern Sierra TH access points provide, I thought that some of them could also provide an excellent planning tool for as needed hike entering & exiting the JMT, PCT, Sequoia NP, and Kings Canyon NP areas. I was also thinking about sending this above linked "Route Manager Waypoint Listing Tool" to post and then to link various HAZ- CA Eastern Sierra Hike Descriptions, but I'm not sure if our HAZ member community and/or HAZ Development Team would agree it to be that beneficial and used planning tool.
What do you think?
