The Sierra Nevada provides an endless source of scrambles (non-technical climbs) for the amateur enthusiast, along with some of the most technically challenging climbs in the world. This club is intended for discussions of Sierra peakbagging adventures, from the walk-ups to the technically difficult. Boots, backpacks, ice axe, crampons, skis, and snowshoes - class 1-5 climbs. All skill levels welcome!
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Matthew Holliman finishes dayhiking the SPS list on The Hermit, Aug 7, 2009
I was surprised how little snow there was; November 6th, Liberty Cap and Mount Starr King November 7th, Tuolomne Meadows to Fletcher Peak November 8th, Lake
Amazing scenery, and quite the adventure - glad you weren't injured on your swift tour of the Sierra! Thanks for sharing the great scenery, since you'll
Here is a Trip Report of an adventure run of the Rae Lakes loop I did in on October 24th. Video, photos, splits at the following link give some indication of
Yes, Florence is very prominent in the area, particularly as I was walking north down the Triple Peak Fork. There's a 1,000-foot drop to reach the Lyell Fork,
I wanted to tell you how much I love your photo of the upper Lyell Fork of the Merced from the crest of Ansel Adams. It's brought back memories dormant for a