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  • Members: 643
  • Category: Climbing
  • Founded: Oct 6, 1998
  • Language: English
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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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Devils Crags, Kings Canyon National Park, Aug 16, 2010

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Needle road?
Hi Kathy, How goes? Hope you're well. How was Needle? The road? I will try to get down there to do that and Palmer during the Christmas break-Dec 30-31. Of
Posted - Tue Dec 13, 2011 4:06 am
 Michael Gosnell
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Re: Bob Burd is Speaker at Annual SPS Banquet, Jan 29th in Los Angel
Save the Date! Annual SPS Banquet Sunday, January 29th at the Proud Bird Restaurant (near LAX) The Speaker for the evening will be Bob Burd, known for
Posted - Tue Dec 13, 2011 3:06 am
 Kathryn Rich
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If you need somewhere to go at the end of January...
http://angeles.sierraclub.org/sps/banquet.htm
Posted - Mon Dec 12, 2011 3:22 am
 Bob Burd
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Re: Mt Williamson via George Creek
I've seen a few recent reports, including the one linked below, of the normal Williamson route being snow-free or at least snow-avoidable.  The normal route
Posted - Thu Aug 11, 2011 10:11 pm
 Brent
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Re: Mt Williamson via George Creek
Brent- thanks.  I am looking forward to this recently available time & approach.   The George Creek bushwacking will be difficult, but I know what to
Posted - Thu Aug 11, 2011 9:50 pm
 Robert Covay
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