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Digest #5378
1a
Re: Great Peaks of Arizona List plus meetup.com hiking groups [2 Att by "Eric Kinneman"
2a
Yolo CA COHP - Little Blue Ridge by "Dave Covill" dave_covill
2b
Re: Yolo CA COHP - Little Blue Ridge by "Steve Johnson" stevej1559

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1a
Re: Great Peaks of Arizona List plus meetup.com hiking groups [2 Att
Mon Aug 29, 2016 8:34 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Eric Kinneman"
Thanks Andy for posting.

I had ordered the shirt off of American Backcountry Classic to find out
when it arrived in the mail, the Peaks were different on the one that came
in versus the one you can zoom in on, on the site. Argh.

Bear Saddle 6,960ft is on the Green Mountain Trail on the side of Mount
Lemmon in the Tucson area. It took me awhile to find it. I do agree, why
in the world do they put these Saddles on there....... kind of
aggravating. But I completed them in route to be able to wear the Shirt in
honor.

Jacks Canyon is actually Jack's Canyon Summit, which you do end up topping
out on a mesa after climbing through the Canyon and up the butte. East
Pocket Knob is on the AB Young Trail. Secret Mountain was a crazy mud
bogging adventure just to get to the TH. Very remote. All 3 are in
Sedona.

On Mon, Aug 29, 2016 at 12:10 AM, Andy Martin oldadit@gmail.com [cohp] <
cohp@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

>
>
> 1. Great Peaks of Arizona list
>
> Recently Eric Kinneman mentioned the Great Peaks of Arizona
> list. This was intriguing, as there are many AZ peak lists
> on Peakbagger, Lists of John and www.peakbagging.com, but
> I'd never heard of this one. Hmmm ... maybe Bob Packard
> was also clueless here ... I could scamper off and ... hmmm.
>
> Some Googling turned up the list - on a T shirt
> sold by American Backcountry:
> http://tinyurl.com/ztt5fkn
>
> If you zoom in on the picture (attached) you can see
> 31 peaks listed - none other than the 32 most
> prominent peaks in Arizona, minus Miller Peak.
> Eleven of these are County High Points.
> Not sure why Miller was excluded, but I suggest anyone
> chasing this project ink it on to your T shirt and
> get a clean sweep of the top 32.
> Of course Bob Packard completed this project
> long before Moses bagged Mount Sinai.
>
> To spice things up, it turns out Amazon is selling
> an American Backcountry T shirt with _another_ version
> of the list (Yikes!):
> http://tinyurl.com/jqu8uz8
>
> This version has 41 peaks, with 18 big prominence peaks
> (which include 8 cohps). The remaining peaks are
> an odd mix of well known summits and some real
> obscure ones like East Pocket, Secret
> Mountain, Jacks Canyon, Bear Saddle 6,960 and Josephine Saddle.
>
> The two saddles will of course cause any
> true peakbagger to get beet red and foam at the mouth.
> But Bob Martin did write a book on hiking to saddles:
> https://amzn.com/0871086689 and Josephine Saddle is enroute
> to the listed Mount Wrightson, so you can tag it "for free".
> Now it is true that I can't figure out where Bear Saddle is,
> but on the bright side maybe Dr. Packard has the same problem ? ;)
>
> 2. meetup.com hiking groups
>
> Eric got me curious about the TLC hiking group on meetup.com:
> Phoenix AZ -
> https://www.meetup.com/TLC-Hiking-Group/
>
> and I checked out some other meetup hiking groups:
>
> Phoenix AZ - Hiking Hikers Hiking Group - 4877 members:
> https://www.meetup.com/threeh/
>
> Tucson AZ - Hiking Meetup Group - 6824 members:
> https://www.meetup.com/tucsonhiking/
>
> NYC - Hudson Valley Hikers - 22,197 members:
> https://www.meetup.com/hvhikers/
>
> It is encouraging to see the number of folks hitting
> the trails. Now if we can just brainwash a few
> of them to chase cohps.
>
>
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2a
Yolo CA COHP - Little Blue Ridge
Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:26 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"Dave Covill" dave_covill
I plan to be in Napa CA area for a week in late October. I am hoping to do
Little Blue Ridge in Yolo County CA on or about Tuesday Oct 25th. I could
slide it to Wed 26th if I needed to.

Would anyone like to join me? This will be my 44th / 58 CA COHPs. I
attempted once years ago, in October 2011. Rain thwarted us, and mud
claimed the SUV that one of us was driving.

I will be in the vicinity of Napa or San Rafael the days of M-T-W of that
week.

I will NOT have a 4WD vehicle, and I would be tempted to park back down a
ways on Rieff Road where it is better than the standard TH area, unless the
forecast was for very dry conditions, or unless someone else teamed up to
drive the last little bit.

In an ideal world, I could leave Beckie with the vehicle and be picked up
wherever we are staying. btw - we will be celebrating our 20th
anniversary out there. No, I can't talk her into LBR; she is too wise for
that.......

;)

****************

I also plan to visit Mt Tamalpais and re-do the western area to get my
status back there. PB dot com has kicked me down a notch.....

Dave (no one goes here unless they are committed hardcore CA cohpers....)
Covill

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2b
Re: Yolo CA COHP - Little Blue Ridge
Mon Aug 29, 2016 12:59 pm (PDT) . Posted by:
"Steve Johnson" stevej1559
Dave
Having done Little Blue twice now, I will say that it ain't the monster it used to be...
The fires a year ago took out the worst of the brush and when I led a group up last February it was a rather pleasant hike, although admittedly a bit isolated. Assuming dry weather, I would even guess that you will be able to drive to the trailhead if you wish.
Somebody has even installed a sofa at the head of the canyon so that highpointers can enjoy the view!
I am currently scheduled to be out of town during your dates, but, if in town, I would be interested in joining you.
Steve Johnson

On Monday, August 29, 2016 12:26 PM, "Dave Covill davecovill@gmail.com [cohp]" <cohp@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 
I plan to be in Napa CA area for a week in late October.  I am hoping to do Little Blue Ridge in Yolo County CA on or about Tuesday Oct 25th.  I could slide it to Wed 26th if I needed to.
Would anyone like to join me?  This will be my 44th / 58 CA COHPs.    I attempted once years ago, in October 2011.   Rain thwarted us, and mud claimed the SUV that one of us was driving.  
I will be in the vicinity of Napa or San Rafael the days of M-T-W of that week.
I will NOT have a 4WD vehicle, and I would be tempted to park back down a ways on Rieff Road where it is better than the standard TH area, unless the forecast was for very dry conditions, or unless someone else teamed up to drive the last little bit.
In an ideal world, I could leave Beckie with the vehicle and be picked up wherever we are staying.   btw - we will be celebrating our 20th anniversary out there.  No, I can't talk her into LBR; she is too wise for that.......
;)
****************
I also plan to visit Mt Tamalpais and re-do the western area to get my status back there.   PB dot com has kicked me down a notch.....

Dave (no one goes here unless they are committed hardcore CA cohpers....) Covill

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