Kennedy Meadows trip

[Eric@Yotamasters]

Spectacular Eric!

Mark, up on Coyote flats.. there's glaciers in the distance at 12,000+ that are snow covered just about year round.

Yep. The palisades. I believe they are the largest in the state, and they are year round. If you look close in the pic I just posted you can see Coyote flats in the distance. If you look on the map, its the only spot in the Coyote flats area that you can drive to over 11000'.

Here is a pic looking from Coyote flats into Piute canyon. You can see the snow at the top of the canyon where we were eating lunch last weekend.

Here is a pic of the Palisade glaciers from our trip last July. I think this is middle Palisade.

Sorry for the hijack Dave.

 

[bluto]

Sorry for the hijack Dave.

Your pics definitely beats out the pic with Dave's feet in them. What the heck - did you hike barefeet Dave!

 

[bluto]

Sorry for the hijack Dave.

Your pics definitely beats out the pic with Dave's feet in them https://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-socal-80s/402609-kennedy-meadows-trip.html#post5742837 What the heck - did you hike barefeet Dave!

 

[SOCALFJ]

LOL!!!!!!

 

[Bluetribal]

Your pics definitely beats out the pic with Dave's feet in them. What the heck - did you hike barefeet Dave!

They kinda remind me of someones feet!

 

[PabloVTA]

what's the 411 on the solar panel?

 

[SOCALFJ]

what's the 411 on the solar panel?

It's an 80 watt 5amp panel that with the solar controller will put out 6.2 amps (it manipulates it). We usually only use it for 4+ day outings in the same spot (we can sit for 4 without having to charge anything), it keeps the trailer dual batteries topped of, inverter running if need be, fridge going and lighting at night.

The only reason we had it with us, is because it rides in the RTT. That's it's carrying case