Traveler II
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The Los Burros Rd then heading north to Prewitt Ridge is a nice route. Los Burros is a nice steep climb. Looking forward to this trip.
Member III
I don't remember it being steep... Our old 2wd s10 never had issues we the anything out there :P
...then again we might have different ideas about what steep is.
I'm gonna look into the Indian hills side of this trip, Ive never explored out that way so I'm pretty curious what all is there.
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Past the homes Los Burros has some decent short climbs, the detour we are doing after Mission San Antonio has some ridge top climbs as well, but no nothing compared to a staircase climb in Death Valley. The Gaia Files have been added so everyone can see a detailed path
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Protector II
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Completely and totally more than enough you’ll be fine. Remember to bring some extra fuel
Enthusiast III
Damn, slots are going fast, thanks for opening more slots Dave.
- Signed up to the next technical license exam
- Wilderness first aid training done
- Got CA Campfire permit
- Extra Jerry can on the way
Just need to find a brewery on the way to fill up the growler and we are ready.
Looking forward to join the caravan.
- Signed up to the next technical license exam
- Wilderness first aid training done
- Got CA Campfire permit
- Extra Jerry can on the way
Just need to find a brewery on the way to fill up the growler and we are ready.
Looking forward to join the caravan.
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I want to take a WFA training as well. Where did you take yours?
Good reminder on the CA Campfire permit. I got one last year not sure if it’s annual or if I need to reissue another one for 2020.
Enthusiast III
REI/NOLS had a session last week end in Camp Herms in Berkeley, I'm sure you can find session closer to SJ.
Hey Y'all, @AlexAtWagan has been telling me about his last trip so I have to join in on this one. Looking forward to it. Is RSVP'ing the same as "registering"? Just want to make sure I'm on board and accounted for. Thanks.
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In order to RSVP you have to be a member and then you click on the RSVP button on the Rally Point. RSVP’s are important because it helps us understand how many are coming and what to plan for. This will be a large group but my past experience has shown that undoubtedly some will come later due to work and some will cancel due to unforseen conflicts. But in general the RSVP’s are an important part of the organization process and the understanding of what’s required from each attendee for the trip. This trip is fairly easy on requirements other than packing out human waste and 50 miles of fuel. Other trips will be more rigorous regarding requirements. I realize this is a bigger answer than your question, but just taking the opportunity to address it.
Thanks, hope you can come!
Dave
Traveler III
I’d be interested in a WFA training as well - I bought one of the better equipped kits with some add-ons, but I have no clue how/when to use most of it to maximum effectiveness.
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I do see WFA provided by REI near me. SportsBasement also offers it, but it's all the way in Presidio.
Enthusiast III
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Prewitt Ridge and Indian Hills- Big Sur
Welcome to the first trip for the Tri-Valley area meet up! This trip has limited space due to the camping area of Prewitt Ridge on Friday night. The views are stunni
www.overlandbound.com
in the location tab you should be able to download the .gpx files.
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We will be taking our teardrop. Last time I was there was 20 years ago. Was an easy trail back then. Looking forward to this trip.
Off-Road Ranger I
Curious... Being that there's a no campfire rule in effect, what's plan B for warmth while we're out there? Is a propane fire pit allowed?
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Currently campfires are allowed from what I could find due to the recent precipitation levels. But yes propane fire pits would be an second option otherwise depending on current fire restrictions. However anyone who wants a fire MUST HAVE A FIRE PERMIT. You can watch the video and take the simple test. Below is what I found for Los Padres fire restrictions.
CA Campfire permit- has to be renewed every year. Since you have to have it on hand I save it to my iPad as I always have that for navigation. At the time of positing this link is broken, like a ranger forgot to renew the page. If you know of a different web addrees let us know
Explore Wildfire Prevention Measures For California | CAL FIRE
Be proactive in wildfire prevention by reading our guidelines: Learn about campfire, equipment & fireworks safety, plus landowner support in hazard zones.
www.preventwildfireca.org
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Great! Good thing I got my fire permit before the site went down. It looks like someone didn't pay their bills.Currently campfires are allowed from what I could find due to the recent precipitation levels. But yes propane fire pits would be an second option otherwise depending on current fire restrictions. However anyone who wants a fire MUST HAVE A FIRE PERMIT. You can watch the video and take the simple test. Below is what I found for Los Padres fire restrictions.
CA Campfire permit- has to be renewed every year. Since you have to have it on hand I save it to my iPad as I always have that for navigation. At the time of positing this link is broken, like a ranger forgot to renew the page. If you know of a different web addrees let us know
Explore Wildfire Prevention Measures For California | CAL FIRE
Be proactive in wildfire prevention by reading our guidelines: Learn about campfire, equipment & fireworks safety, plus landowner support in hazard zones.
Traveler III
Hey PapaDave,
Is that above The Indians area? I think I see one of the old ranches in the valley below in your photos, but hard to tell. I have yet to explore a few of the roads that go up into the mountains there, so curious what's up there.
Is that above The Indians area? I think I see one of the old ranches in the valley below in your photos, but hard to tell. I have yet to explore a few of the roads that go up into the mountains there, so curious what's up there.
