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    Tracy and I will be in Big Bear this weekend. Plan is to arrive Friday night and procure YP1. Backup plan would be YP5.

    Saturday we will be geocaching and mapping a few more YP sites. Trails will likely include 3N12, 2N01X, 3N11C, 3N92, 3N56, 3N08 and maybe 2N06X. Meet at the intersection of 3N14 and 3N12 at 10am.

    Sunday we will be geocaching and mapping YP54. Trails will likely include 2N27, 2N93, 2N92, 2N04, 2N02, 2N01. Meet at Hatchery Rd and Hwy 38 at 10:15am

    Monday we will be geocaching and mapping the YP sites on Keller Peak Rd. Trails will likely include 2N13, 2N54, 2N83, 2N19, 1N96. Meet at the intersection of 2N13 and 2N70 at 10am.
    Last edited by FishPOET; 07-24-07, 01:49 PM.
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    Sounds like a great long weekend on lots of trails that I'd like to explore. Unfortunately, I am obligated to be in Lancaster all of Saturday and part of Sunday.

    I'm sure that you will have lots of fun. I'm looking forward to the trail report.
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      Tracy and I left Norco at 1pm on Friday July 27. The last trip up the hill with the camper and trailer we took Hwy 38 and the rig pulled the hill just fine. This trip we took Hwy 330 and crawled up at 25 mph using every turnout to let traffic pass. We arrived at YP1 at 4pm and found it empty. We set up camp and watched the full moon rise before calling it a day.

      jc met us in camp on Saturday morning and we hit the trail at 10pm. We ran 3N14, 3N12, 2N13, 2N54, 2N13D, 2N19 and 2N19C.

      We met some horses and a wagon on 3N14



      We found a really cool spring on 2N13





      A big tree was blocking this spur off 2N13







      The trip up 2N13D Crafts Peak was a blast.





      And the views from the top are fabulous.

      Looking towards Big Bear



      and looking towards Lake Arrowhead



      And Butler Peak Fire Lookout Tower in the background



      jc on Crafts Peak



      Back to camp at 5pm.

      On Sunday 4 Cherokees met on Hatchery Rd. We drove 2N93, 2N27, 2N02 and 2N04



      God's Eye Rock



      Playing around at Rose Mine.















      Back at camp at 10pm.

      Monday Tracy drove 3N93 Holcomb Creek Trail and 2N06X Lower Larga. This was her first time driving these trails and she did a great job.

















      Back at camp at 1pm. Home at 4:30pm.

      We saw a Bobcat and a Bald Eagle. We saw the Bald Eagle flying over Holcomb Creek. It was amazing.

      Another fabulous weekend in the SBNF
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      • #4
        Holy Smoke! You would certainly know if it was a good weekend in the SBNF since you covered pretty much all of it! Great report!

        Looks like Tracy had fun on Holcomb (you might be out of a job :wink: It's okay, spotting and taking photos is a lot of fun too!)

        So where is God's Eye Rock? And Dude! That's one damn big tree! Is that the little spur near where 2N13D meets 2N13?
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Malachi View Post
          So where is God's Eye Rock?
          N34° 16.722 W116° 47.292




          Originally posted by Malachi View Post
          And Dude! That's one damn big tree! Is that the little spur near where 2N13D meets 2N13?
          Yes it is.



          And we drove 2N13D and did not find the trail blocked.
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          • #6
            Wicked photos, maps and report as usual!
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            • #7
              Originally posted by sarah View Post
              Wicked photos, maps and report as usual!
              Agreed. Thanks Doug!
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              • #8
                nice write up and great pics
                we were up there for the weekend, had a mixed group of 6 Jeeps and 2 Toyotas, went down to the big pine flats area and started poking around all those trails you never seem to get down. Had a blast just exploring the area, then while doing a hill climb off of the 2n99 area the mountain gave way under the left side of the jeep and we needed to get another jeep up for a recovery, that jeep lost it's fuel pump once in position and we had to rig a gravity feed fuel system for it, meanwhile Ihad to grig my winch to keep the TJ from sliding down, all in all it took 3 hours to get me out of there and back down, then a trip to apple valley for a fuel pump. got back to Hanna flats covered in grease and feeling good I still had a jeep.
                Hilight of the trip was poking around lod mining claims u on 3n16H on friday afternoon, a medium trail with a lot of history around it. Good times
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