San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

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San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby RMRUpete » Wed Sep 24, 2014 9:01 pm

Went up the 10am Tramway today Sept 24 and was out the door at the top at 10:10. Went up Sid Davis and continued cross country up to the trail in the bowl below Jean. Took the trail to Miller (11:50), on to San Jacinto (12:20) just tagging it, continued to Folly (12:40) and had some food and water. Then cut over to Drury (1:30), on to St. Ellen (2:30), Marion (3:00), Shirley (3:30), and Jean (3:50). Got back to the Tramway at 5:20. TOTAL time 7 hours 10 minutes, 15 miles, over 4,000 feet up and down, and all 8 peaks over 10,000 feet in one day.

To get in shape for this hike I did Mt Baldy on Sept 23, starting at 6am, on top at 8:30. Took a half hour break to eat and drink and then (Fast hiking and running) back down in 1 hour 15 minutes. Heading to the High Sierra tomorrow for 4 days, maybe when I get back I will go for the San Gorgonio 10,000 foot peaks again like I did 2 years ago in two days, I don’t think I can do them in one day.
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Re: San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby cynthia23 » Wed Sep 24, 2014 10:37 pm

Wow, you had a seriously busy day!

Have fun in the Sierras! :D
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Re: San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby Hikin_Jim » Thu Sep 25, 2014 8:58 pm

Pete, I know you're fast, but DANG! Nice work.

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Re: San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby tekewin » Fri Sep 26, 2014 6:11 pm

Very cool! You did the official Hikin' Jim 7 summits (plus one) and stole my thunder.

A few of us are planning the same route, with the possible exception of St. Ellens on Sunday. I doubt we will come close to your time.

Your distance is more than I was expecting. It looked closer to 11-12 miles, but that wasn't counting Ellens.

Did you have any brush issues between Drury and Ellens? Any photos you can post?

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Re: San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby greatshaitan » Tue Sep 30, 2014 6:07 am

Way to go Pete, it give a target to go for my next time hiking in the high country.
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Re: San Jacinto 10,000 Peaks

Postby Ellen » Fri Oct 03, 2014 12:25 pm

Great job Pete :D -- you stud! Another trip I'd like to do.

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