San Gorgonio
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 6:59 am
Hiked Vivian Creek trail yesterday, the weather was excellent! (Where were you Perry, slacker!). Started about 8am, was maybe 60's, possibly reached the high 70's then back down as we ascended, (might have hit the low 80's on the way back to car).
Summit (around noon) was possibly high 40's low 50's as the wind, which we only encounter on that last 1 1/2 miles of exposed trail) was blowing about 10-15 mph. Visibility was 40+ miles.
Very clear, and, there water all along the creek by the flat, meadow area (2 miles in) all the way till High Camp (which, per a previous post, has a 4 ft. deep wash-out), even the little waterfall there is flowing!
Wear your good shoes, as the summer rains washed much of the top soil away.
FYI, Mill Creek Ranger Sta faxed my permit back to me within an hour of submitting it, I wouldn't count on this, but it was cool!
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Summit (around noon) was possibly high 40's low 50's as the wind, which we only encounter on that last 1 1/2 miles of exposed trail) was blowing about 10-15 mph. Visibility was 40+ miles.
Very clear, and, there water all along the creek by the flat, meadow area (2 miles in) all the way till High Camp (which, per a previous post, has a 4 ft. deep wash-out), even the little waterfall there is flowing!
Wear your good shoes, as the summer rains washed much of the top soil away.
FYI, Mill Creek Ranger Sta faxed my permit back to me within an hour of submitting it, I wouldn't count on this, but it was cool!
ss