John Muir Trail
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Re: John Muir Trail
UL,
I hate to hear about the injury. I am glad you were able to make it out.
I hope the injury is repairable and does not keep you down long. I look forward to a trip report.
HBH
I hate to hear about the injury. I am glad you were able to make it out.
I hope the injury is repairable and does not keep you down long. I look forward to a trip report.
HBH

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Re: John Muir Trail
Bummer about the injury. I look foward to the trip report.

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JMT Report?
UL, Where's that JMT report? We'd like to know some details. I'm booked for July 12 and hope to learn from your experience. My shake down trip is to yo yo the ERL early June.
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Re: John Muir Trail
Thought we we yo yoing the BRT Red?
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Re: John Muir Trail
Its going to be awhile before I'm able to put together a trip report. I'm having to deal with an IRS audit right now, so that's eating up the majority of my time.
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Re: John Muir Trail
UL - totally understand. Hope it comes out all right.
TM - I'm still OK w/ a BRT yo-yo, just thought the ERL would have more ups and downs and river crossings, which is what I need for the JMT. Thinking six days. Also, I'd like to do it with no resupply (maybe a shower though) so I'm going to try and haul six days worth of food and treat water.
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TM - I'm still OK w/ a BRT yo-yo, just thought the ERL would have more ups and downs and river crossings, which is what I need for the JMT. Thinking six days. Also, I'd like to do it with no resupply (maybe a shower though) so I'm going to try and haul six days worth of food and treat water.

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Re: John Muir Trail
Ok.. well let me know where and when.. I could to a perpetual loop on the ERL hahaha We might get dizzy.. oh oh we could hike it one direction then do it in the opposite direction. lol
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JMT Backcountry Permit / ERL Yo-Yo
Received backcountry wilderness permit today for July 12, 2010 JMT!
That ERL Yo-Yo work-up / shake down is looking like sometime between June 7 -18. Planning a 6 day trip w/ no resupply (but maybe a hot shower?). I have weddings June 5 and 26 and keeping the 19th open to book.
Anyone is welcome to join in on all or part of the Yo-Yo. I'll be doing around 10 miles a day.
That ERL Yo-Yo work-up / shake down is looking like sometime between June 7 -18. Planning a 6 day trip w/ no resupply (but maybe a hot shower?). I have weddings June 5 and 26 and keeping the 19th open to book.
Anyone is welcome to join in on all or part of the Yo-Yo. I'll be doing around 10 miles a day.
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Re: John Muir Trail
Red 10 is not to bad.. we did 12 on the first day from the upper falls TH to Winding Stairs... very doable. Mountains may give you a little trouble but even there you can do it. I did it backwards the same way.. upper TH to Winding Stairs first night and finished the second.. Took 3 weeks to recover but is possible. I will have to see when it gets closer to the 7th.. Is this the second annual tristate solo group hike Red hahaha.
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Re: John Muir Trail
That would be awesome to make it a multi-state hike again. All or part.

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