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Midwesterners in the Sierra Nevada
This is a collection of reports on various hikes a group
of not entirely fit Midwesterners have made in the Sierra Nevada. I find
reading reports of other people's trips helps and sometimes amuses me,
so perhaps others will be similarly assisted by these. For other information,
consider my favorite
books on the Sierra Nevada.
My own "first summer in the Sierra" dates back to 1972, when
I worked at Tuolumne Meadows Lodge in Yosemite National Park. I was slow
back then. Thirty years have not increased my hiking speed. Still, I enjoy
it, and have lured a variety of friends to join me. Most of them are still
speaking to me.
Hopkins Peak, August
2006
August 2008: The Dusy
Basin or the Emigrant Wilderness
- August 2007: West of the Minarets
- August 2006: The Pioneer Basin
- 2005: Southern Yosemite
- 2004: The Silver Divide
- 2003: The Thousand Islands Lake Area
- 2001: Return to Bear Lakes
- 2000: Northern Yosemite: Virginia Pass to Twin Lakes
- 1999: Mono
Pass
This page is maintained by Randall Bytwerk. [My
email address is bytw2calvin.edu —
replace the "2"
with a "@".]
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