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This is a wilderness blog which ran from 2008-2015. Most everything here is related to the outdoors, with an emphasis on the Southern Los Padres National Forest. Use the search bar below to find peaks, trails, waterways or miscellaneous information by keyword. You can click on any image to enlarge it. Enjoy! Oh, and please respect our wild places.
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- My busted ankle.
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Some of the best peaks of the Southern Los Padres National Forest
- Antimony Peak HPS
- Cachuma Mountain
- Caliente Mountain (HPS)
- Cara Blanca (SVS) FA
- Cedar Peak (SVS)
- Chief Peak (HPS)
- Cobblestone Mountain (HPS)
- Cobblestone: Redrum Ridge
- Cream Puff Peak (SVS)
- Devils Heart Peak FA
- Divide Peak
- Eagle Rest Peak (HPS)
- Fox Mountain (HPS)
- Grouse Mountain
- Haddock Peak (HPS)
- Hildreth Peak HPS
- Hines Peak (HPS)
- Lizard Head (HPS)
- Lockwood Peak (HPS)
- Madulce Peak (HPS)
- McDonald Peak (HPS)
- McKinley Mountain
- Monte Arido Peak (HPS)
- Nordoff Peak
- Old Man Mountain (HPS)
- Peak 4864 (King's Crest)
- Reyes Peak
- Samon Peak (HPS)
- San Guillermo Mountain (HPS)
- San Rafael Mountain (HPS)
- San Rafael Peak (HPS)
- Santa Paula Peak
- Sawmill Mountain
- Sewart Mountain (HPS)
- Sulfer Peak (SVS)
- The Ojai Triple Crown
- Thorn Point (HPS)
- Topatopa Bluffs (HPS)
- Topatopa Peak (SVS)
- White Ledge Peak FA
- White Mountain (HPS)
- Whiteacre Peak (SVS)
Los Padres Information
Marginal Outdoor Advice
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Bleeding for a cause.
Looks like a wasteland of widow makers up there. Glad I got to experience that area pre-Zaca fire. Bear camp was one of the coolest spots in the forest.
ReplyDelete-Coyote Dave