by Norris » Wed Oct 15, 2008 8:50 pm
I agree with vasona, a GPS pre-loaded with a track (preferably one that displays the track on a topo map) is a good idea. There are a couple of places you can go wrong. One of them is right after the picnic tables. There is an arrow painted on a rock that points left. If you follow this, you can easily end up on the trail that descends back toward Ramon road. I did this for awhile last Saturday, as did another group. Then I realized I was trending too far East and turned around and got out the GPS. I used it to get back on track. The GPS track I followed was the one I made when Cy took me up last April. It goes toward the right at the picnic tables.