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[Ttoner80]

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It's a day run 22 miles up and back trip easy to moderate truck trail. I plan on being at the trail head at 1000.

Cool. 10am Saturday. I don’t know wher the trail head is

 

[DoneThoo2]

Anyone want to go exploring Saturday?

 

[Sidesx4]

Anyone want to go exploring

I'm interested in going. Where are you thinking? My daughter has a 9am soccer game, I could leave around 10. Or I am open all day Sunday.

 

[DoneThoo2]

Don't have any particular place in mind. Was going to do some looking on GaiaGPS tomorrow after work.

 

[Ttoner80]

Don't have any particular place in mind. Was going to do some looking on GaiaGPS tomorrow after work.

Barring something unexpected, I can join you two on either day. Keep me posted.

 

[DoneThoo2]

I think what I have in mind is more suited for a Sunday run since we will have all day. Or until the ghost and goblins come out.

I've done about as much research as I can on GAIAGPS and the San Bernardino National Forest website.

Start/meet at HWY38 and Forest Road 1N12 34.10141, -117.02326
1N12 ends back on Hwy 38 at The Oak in Angelus Oak, where we will travel about 1500 feet on HWY 38 to Mill Creek or Middle Control Road (depending on what map you are looking at). Mill Creek to Forest Road 1N54 up to Clark Summit. There we will get on 2N10 which will take us to the parking lot at Bear Mountain (Golden Mine).

For Saturday, since it would be a half day, I was thinking Maple Spring to the North Main divide, which I heard was open now to 74.

Let me know what you think.

 

[Sidesx4]

I think what I have in mind is more suited for a Sunday run since we will have all day. Or until the ghost and goblins come out.

I've done about as much research as I can on GAIAGPS and the San Bernardino National Forest website.

Start/meet at HWY38 and Forest Road 1N12 34.10141, -117.02326
1N12 ends back on Hwy 38 at The Oak in Angelus Oak, where we will travel about 1500 feet on HWY 38 to Mill Creek or Middle Control Road (depending on what map you are looking at). Mill Creek to Forest Road 1N54 up to Clark Summit. There we will get on 2N10 which will take us to the parking lot at Bear Mountain (Golden Mine).

For Saturday, since it would be a half day, I was thinking Maple Spring to the North Main divide, which I heard was open now to 74.

Let me know what you think.

Both options look good to me. Are the trails just standard forest roads? I don't want to get stuck for a long time trying to clear difficult obstacles, I have to get home by 6 so I don't miss trick or treating.

 

[Ttoner80]

I think what I have in mind is more suited for a Sunday run since we will have all day. Or until the ghost and goblins come out.

I've done about as much research as I can on GAIAGPS and the San Bernardino National Forest website.

Start/meet at HWY38 and Forest Road 1N12 34.10141, -117.02326
1N12 ends back on Hwy 38 at The Oak in Angelus Oak, where we will travel about 1500 feet on HWY 38 to Mill Creek or Middle Control Road (depending on what map you are looking at). Mill Creek to Forest Road 1N54 up to Clark Summit. There we will get on 2N10 which will take us to the parking lot at Bear Mountain (Golden Mine).

For Saturday, since it would be a half day, I was thinking Maple Spring to the North Main divide, which I heard was open now to 74.

Let me know what you think.

 

[Ttoner80]

The long run sounds nice. We can start early to get back for candy!

 

[DoneThoo2]

1N12 - easy 12 miles really nice views 1 to 1.5 hours GaiaGPS - Angelus Oaks Trail - https://www.gaiagps.com/datasummary/track/8d09937a88acac84a80c32ae2366644a/?layer=usfs-mvum
Middle Control Road - easy 4 miles 20 - 30 minutes GaiaGPS - Track (6/20/20, 7:19:28AM) - https://www.gaiagps.com/datasummary/track/229e92a2f302add98fb6adbac67b18f1/?layer=usfs-mvum
1N54 - moderate with a lot of switch backs 7.7 miles 1.5 to 1.75 hours GaiaGPS - Track (9/2/19, 12:25:53PM) - https://www.gaiagps.com/datasummary/track/39eeccab73bea96a5ebd259959b8bd32/?layer=usfs-mvum
2N10 - easy 8 miles 1 to 1.25 hours. GaiaGPS - 2N10, Big Bear Lake to Cedar Lake Road, San Bernardino County, CA, USA - https://www.gaiagps.com/public/yZjX4jwY8lMo9seSGKk9VcDd/?layer=usfs-mvum

We can meet at 0900 and be off the trail by 1500.

I was hoping someone else would chime in on these trails if they have been on them before.

 

[Sidesx4]

That sounds like a good plan to me. I can meet you at 9.

 

[Ttoner80]

That sounds like a good plan to me. I can meet you at 9.

See you both at 9 am on Sunday

 

[Ttoner80]

See you both at 9 am on Sunday

I’m here at the trailhead 50 minutes past our 9 am planned but no DoneThoo2 or Sidesx4. I can’t raise DoneThoo2 on the phone and I don’t have another way to contact Sidesx4. I fear something happened to both of them. I’ll wait until 10….

 

[Ttoner80]

I’m here at the trailhead 50 minutes past our 9 am planned but no DoneThoo2 or Sidesx4. I can’t raise DoneThoo2 on the phone and I don’t have another way to contact Sidesx4. I fear something happened to both of them. I’ll wait until 10….

They found me! Had a great time. All is good in Landcruiser space.

 

[DoneThoo2]

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Good little run today.

 

[Sidesx4]

Thanks for leading the run today.

 

[Brav]

Coincidentally I just did nearly the same run. Pretty easy, great views!

 

[DoneThoo2]

If anyone is interested going to meet at Cleghorn off the 15 at 9 tomorrow the 13 of Nov. Cleghorn to Silverwood then down 2N49 Bailey Canyon Road.

 

[Ttoner80]

If anyone is interested going to meet at Cleghorn off the 15 at 9 tomorrow the 13 of Nov. Cleghorn to Silverwood then down 2N49 Bailey Canyon Road.

I’ll be there. If we find a good tree or a good spot along the run, I’d like to warm up the winch with some practice pulls….

 

[DoneThoo2]

Another good day on the trail.

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