Anyone know if the Lynx Gulch (4N18) trail is open since the SR2 reopen?
I've been dying to hit some trails, and was thinking of shooting the following next weekend (Sat 7/2 or Sun 7/3):
Angeles Crest to Upper Big Tujunga Canyon to Lynx Gulch (4N18)
Lynx Gulch is a nice, mostly easy drive with fantastic views. I shoot from Southth to North, because there is a point with a 1.5-2ft shelf, and it's easier to descend than climb.
4N18 runs down past Monte Cristo Mine (posted: private property) and down to the Monte Cristo Campground, or you can continue North and eventually meet up with the Angeles Forest Hwy just before Mt. Gleason - then I take the paved road up Mt. Gleason to Pacific Crest Trail, and take the dirt road from there down to Aliso Canyon Rd.
Depending on the time we start/end, there's some desert track that runs West toward the 14 that I'd like to check out.
Again - I don't know if these trails are currently open/accessible, but for me, it's worth a drive in the mtns to find out.
If anyone knows more, or is interested in coming along to check it out, PM me.
(I hope someone says yes, cause I'm not dumb enough go out by myself!)
-LX Pilot
I've been dying to hit some trails, and was thinking of shooting the following next weekend (Sat 7/2 or Sun 7/3):
Angeles Crest to Upper Big Tujunga Canyon to Lynx Gulch (4N18)
Lynx Gulch is a nice, mostly easy drive with fantastic views. I shoot from Southth to North, because there is a point with a 1.5-2ft shelf, and it's easier to descend than climb.
4N18 runs down past Monte Cristo Mine (posted: private property) and down to the Monte Cristo Campground, or you can continue North and eventually meet up with the Angeles Forest Hwy just before Mt. Gleason - then I take the paved road up Mt. Gleason to Pacific Crest Trail, and take the dirt road from there down to Aliso Canyon Rd.
Depending on the time we start/end, there's some desert track that runs West toward the 14 that I'd like to check out.
Again - I don't know if these trails are currently open/accessible, but for me, it's worth a drive in the mtns to find out.
If anyone knows more, or is interested in coming along to check it out, PM me.
(I hope someone says yes, cause I'm not dumb enough go out by myself!)
-LX Pilot