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PAST Scheduled Outings - 2005

This is a list of Hundred Peaks Section sponsored outings (with a smattering of other Sierra Club outings of interest to HPS) that have been published in the section newsletter, the Lookout and/or the Angeles Chapter Schedule of Activities and/or the section's mailing list for outings and announcements.

For complete leadership contact information, it is necessary to obtain a copy of the Angeles Chapter Schedule of Activities.


January
Jan 1 Sat Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay, Natural Science
I: San Jacinto Peak (10,804'), Folly Peak (10,480'), Drury Peak (10,160'), Marion Mountain (10,320') via Snowshoe: Moderately paced, strenuous over varying terrain from the tram. We will attempt up to 4 peaks, resulting in 10 miles and 3500' gain. The leaders have made this San Jacinto pilgrimage for 5 years. Mt Charleston and the Channel Islands have often been visible. Take time to learn from our naturalist about the fauna and flora. Bring 10 essentials, lunch, and water. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader & Naturalist: SHERRY ROSS
Jan 1 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Rescheduled to February 21. Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jan 5 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Hillyer (6200+'): 7 miles round trip, 1000' gain. Hike through manzanita, scrub oak, Jeffrey pine, around a maze of giant granite boulders. Meet 9 am La Cañada. Bring water, lunch, good footwear, and hat. Leaders: MARY PATTERSON, DAN BUTLER
Jan 7 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Asbestos Mountain (5265'): A short and pretty peak south of Palm Desert, 3 miles round trip, 1000' gain, mainly in desert (can you say "lots of prickly plants"?) terrain. Mid-day start. Possibility of sneaking in a visit to not-especially-nearby (but one of the leaders needs it) Indian in the morning. Indian might be a drive up, or a 6 mile, 1300' gain, hike along a dirt road, or something in between, or purely a fantasy. E-mail or SASE early to Leader: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jan 8 Sat Hundred Peaks, WTC
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Quail Mountain (5813'+): Join us in this moderately paced 12 mile round trip, 3000' gain, to the highest peak in Joshua Tree National Park. Mostly cross-country on some steep slopes and some boulder scrambling. We will be visiting Samuelsons Rock on the return. Bring 10 essentials, 3 liters of water minimum, snacks, lunch, lugsoles, clothing layers for possible windy conditions and long pants or gaitors are recommended. Storms may cancel. Send email (preferred) or SASE, with H&W phones, recent conditioning/hiking experience to Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE, avollaire@adelphia.net, 951 544-9763 Assistant: RON CAMPBELL
Jan 8 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

O: Queen Mountain (5680'+), Warren Point (5103'): 10 miles round trip, 2200' gain. Join us on a steady paced hike through beautiful Joshua Tree National Park. Meet 7:45 AM in the parking lot next to the Denny's in Yucca Valley. Leader: IGNACIA DOGGETT Co-Leader: WOLF LEVERICH
Jan 8 Sat Hundred Peaks, Orange County Sierra Singles
I: Eagle Mountain (5350'): 9 miles 2400' gain moderately paced DPS day hike in Joshua Tree for well conditioned, experienced desert hikers. Lots of climbing through boulders, cactus and loose sand/scree with beautiful desert views. Rain cancels. Email conditioning and rideshare info to Leaders: ROBERT and MARKEY NEIGHBORS
Jan 9 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Bernard Peak (5430'), Little Berdoo Peak (5440'): By popular request, two fun but difficult-to-reach (by Joshua Tree National Park standards) peaks. 7 miles round trip, 1800' gain, entirely cross county. AWD or 4WD vehicles preferred, due to sandy nature of road. (The drive sometimes seems to take longer than the peaks.) Send e-mail or SASE with vehicle information to Leader: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jan 12 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Vetter Mountain (6200'): 7 miles round trip, 1400' gain. Ramble from Shortcut on the Silver Moccasin Trail to Charlton Flat, then on to peak. Meet 9 am La Cañada rideshare. Bring water, lunch, good footwear, and hat. Leaders: MARY PATTERSON, ROSEMARY CAMPBELL
Jan 16 Sun Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from 2004

O: Modjeska Peak (5496'), Santiago Peak (5687'): Canceled due to road closure(s). Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: SANDY BURNSIDE, TOM HILL
Jan 20 Thu Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from January 10

Monthly Management Meeting: Rescheduled due to that wild storm we had on the 10th, the January meeting will be held at Winnette Butler's residence.
Jan 22 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Wilson (5710'): Get back in shape with this classic conditioning hike up the historic Mount Wilson Trail. Moderately paced 15.2 miles round trip, 4740' gain total. Meet 7:30 am in Siera Madre at the roadhead - N from I-210 on Baldwin Ave to Miramonte Ave; turn right (E) 2 blocks; park. Bring minimum 3 quarts water, lunch. Rain, or snow on summit, cancels. Co-Leaders: DAVE BEYMER, MAURA RAFFENSPERGER
Jan 25-26 Tue-Wed Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from December 2004

O: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'), Mayan Peak (6108'), Butterbredt Peak (5997'): Hike these four peaks in Kern County, spending the night car camping in Red Rock Canyon State Park. Black is 4 miles round trip, 1300' gain, and Red is 4 miles round trip with 1400' gain. Mayan and Butterbredt north of Mojave are steep, sandy hikes of 3 miles round trip and 1800' gain, and 2 3/4 miles round trip and 1200' gain, respectively. Dirt road drive to trailhead requires high-clearance vehicle. We might change the order in which we hike these four peaks. Come for one day or two, as you like. Email leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Jan 29 Sat Hundred Peaks
Annual Awards Banquet: The 40th anniversary of the first Hundred Peaks Section Annual Awards Banquet will be at Les Freres Taix Restaurant, 1911 Sunset Blvd, in Los Angeles, just as it was in 1965. No host bar at 5 PM, dinner 6:30 PM. Traditional HPS acknowledgment of member achievements follows. This evening is devoted to the memories and recollections of HPS members about the early days of the HPS. Send $30 per person to reservationist SANDY BURNSIDE. Specify beef, fish or vegetarian entree. No sase reqd. Send email address or phone # for confirmation. Tickets will be held at the door.
February
Feb 4 Fri Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from January 7

I: Asbestos Mountain (5265'): A short and pretty peak south of Palm Desert, 3 miles round trip, 1000' gain, mainly in desert (can you say "lots of prickly plants"?) terrain. Possibility of sneaking in a visit to a nearby peak, depending on time, energy, accessibility (after the recent storms, the roads may have washed away). Meet at 8:30AM at Mountain Center or 9AM at the intersection of Highway 74 and Palm Canyon Drive (see peak guide). Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, KAREN LEVERICH, WOLF LEVERICH
Feb 5-6 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Orange County Sierra Singles
I: Whale Peak (5349'), Asbestos Mountain (5265'): Saturday we hike Whale, approximately 9 miles 2300' gain cross-country with bouldering and lots of cactus in Anza-Borrego State Park. Car camp in the park Saturday night, State Park use/parking fee applicable. Sunday AM drive to Asbestos for a short 3 miles, 1000' gain hike in desert terrain, approximately 2-3 hours round trip. Rain cancels. Email conditioning and rideshare info to Leaders: ROBERT and MARKEY NEIGHBORS
Feb 5 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Fox Mountain #2 (5033'), Condor Peak (5440'): 13 miles round trip, 3600' gain. A strenuous but moderately paced climb of two San Gabriel beauties. We might throw in Iron #2 and Gleason depending on the group. Bring lunch and 10 essentials. Meet 6:30 AM La Cañada rideshare pt. Rain cancels. Leader: GARY SCHENK Assistant: GEORGE WYSUP
Feb 9 Wed Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from January 16

O: Modjeska Peak (5496'), Santiago Peak (5687'): Enjoy the highest point in Orange County, and its Saddleback mate during the winter season without the motorized crowd. Strenuous 17 miles round trip, 5000' gain. Hiking is on road, firebreak, and trail. Usually great views. Storms may cancel. Bring snowshoes if conditions warrant. Call or email leader week of trip for details. Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, SANDY BURNSIDE
Feb 9 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: San Gabriel Peak (6161'), Mount Disappointment (5960'), Mount Deception (5796'): 6 miles round trip, 1700' of gain. Meet 9AM La Cañada with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: SOUTHERN COURTNEY, DAN BUTLER
Feb 12 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Markham (5742'), Mount Lowe (5603'): Get ready for Spring with this great conditioning hike up historic Mount Lowe. Moderately paced 11 miles round trip, 4200' gain total. Meet 8:30 am at the north end of Lake Ave in Altadena. Bring minimum 3 quarts water, lunch. Rain, or snow on peaks, cancels. Co-Leaders: MAURA RAFFENSPERGER, DAVE BEYMER
Feb 15 Tue SMS, SPS, DPS, HPS, LPC
Annual Joint Meeting: This year hosted by the Ski Mountaineers. Meet and make plans with your friends and learn activities of these groups. Each group will give a presentation of their scope and upcoming plans. 7:30 pm Griffith Park Ranger Station Auditorium (4730 Crystal Springs Dr in Griffith Park).
Feb 21 Mon Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from January 1

I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Originally scheduled on January 1 as a celebration of the anniversary of Wolf breaking his leg (on Chuckwalla on New Years Day, 2002), we now have no good excuse to visit to this brushy peak above Azusa. Well, it's on the List? Expect a slow pace as we do these 9 miles of cross-(brushy)-country, 3700' gain. Did I mention there might be brush? E-mail or SASE early to Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Feb 19-20 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay
I: Mayan Peak (6108'), Butterbredt Peak (5997'), Skinner Peak (7120'): Three peaks in Jawbone Canyon area. Moderately paced, strenuous over varying terrain. Dirt road. Both days 8 miles 3000' gain. Saturday night car camp. Bring 10 essentials, lunch, and water. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader: BOB BEACH
Feb 19-20 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Lost Horse Mountain (5313'), Warren Point (5103'), Chaparrosa Peak (5541'): The desert plateau at Joshua Tree National Park should be picturesque and pleasantly cool this time of year. First two peaks Saturday on separate easy hikes of about 4 miles round trip, 1100' gain each. Sunday visit nearby Yucca Valley for a loop trip within a new nature preserve, 7 miles round trip, 1300' gain. Car camp possible. Come for either or both days. Call or email leader week of hike for trip details. Leader: TOM HILL. Co-Leader: MARLEN MERTZ
Feb 21 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Postponed due to weather concerns. Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Feb 23 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Colby Canyon to Josephine Peak (5558'): 10 miles round trip, 2100' gain. Moderate pace. Shorter hike to Josephine Saddle optional. Meet 9 am La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, appropriate footwear. Leaders: DORIS DUVAL, DON SIMINSKI
Feb 26 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074'): Visit this nearby peak, the highest point in the city of Los Angeles, moderately strenuous 10 miles round trip, 3200' gain. Usually great views during the winter season. Storms may cancel. Call or email leader week of trip for details. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP. Co-Leader: TOM HILL
Feb 26 Sat Lower Peaks, Hundred Peaks
CANCELED DUE TO TRAIL CLOSURE

O: Agua Tibia (4779'): Leaders: GABRIELE RAU, DON CWIK
Feb 26 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Whale Peak (5349'): A popular and pretty peak in the Anza-Borrego, Whale by Route 2 is 5 miles round trip, 1400' gain. This route involves some quite gnarly dirt road driving (if we wimp out along the way, expect to walk an additional few miles and climb some extra feet -- more details will be provided closer to the trip date). Expect boulders, plants with thorns, and awe-inspiring desert scenery. E-mail or SASE early with information about your 4WD or high clearance vehicle (if you have one!) to Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Feb 27 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Granite Mountain #2 (5633'): You got Whale with us on Saturday and don't want an orphan? You didn't come on Saturday because the road was scary, but heard that there wasn't such an issue for Granite? It's true, we'll be doing a slight variant on Route 2, and parking on pavement. The hike will be 8 tough miles round trip, 3000' gain, some boulders, some brush, and it's not quite so pretty as Whale, but the views are still good, and it's on the List. E-mail or SASE early to Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Feb 27 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Mount Pinos (LO) (8831'), Sawmill Mountain (8818'), Grouse Mountain (8682'): Destination CHANGED to Tahquitz due to road closure -- contact George for new meeting time and place. Reservationist/Leader: GEORGE WYSUP. Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
March
Mar 4 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Cone Peak (6800'+): Warm up for Saturday's outing Rosa Point ... or Cone's more traditional companion, Palm View Peak, on this combination trail hike/brush push/rock scramble. Something for everybody? Approximately 9 miles round trip, 2000' gain, slow pace. Email or SASE early to Leader: KAREN LEVERICH Co-Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, WOLF LEVERICH
Mar 5 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Palm View Peak (7160'): Moderately paced, 8 miles round trip, 1600' gain, mostly trail up in the Desert Divide area! Come enjoy this beautiful area and, when we get there, try and figure out why this one is call Palm View! Moderately slow pace. Email Kathy during four days before event for status and details. Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 5 Sat Hundred Peaks, Desert Peaks
I: Rosa Point (5083'): Join us in this 14 mile, 4500' gain, desert hike. Moderately paced but strenuous hike on loose, steep terrain. Not recommended for beginners. Bring ten essentials, 4 liters of water minimum, snacks, lunch, and lugsoles. Gaitors are recommended for protection from abundant cholla. Send email (preferred) or SASE, with H&W phones, recent conditioning/hiking experience to Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE, avollaire@adelphia.net, 951 544-9763 Assistant: KAREN ISAACSON LEVERICH
Mar 5 Sat Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures
I: Pacifico Mountain (7124'): Hike Pacific Crest Trail from Three Points to Mill Creek Summit, ascend Pacifico Mtn. off trail from the east via pathfinder route. Moderately paced 16 mile 2500' gain/loss one way hike in remote area of San Gabriels. Great desert views. Long car shuttle required. Meet 7:30 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring 3 quarts water, lunch, lugsole boots, raingear. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF Co-Leader: DAVE COPLEN
Mar 5 Sat Hundred Peaks
Canceled

I: Snowshoe in the San Gabriels: Leader: SANDY SPERLING. Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
Mar 5-6 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Natural Science
I: Jean Peak (10,670'), Drury Peak (10,162'), Marion Mountain (10,362'): Snowshoe to Tamarack Valley Sat from tram station to set up basecamp. From there we'll tag up to 3 peaks (and maybe San Jacinto) before packing out Sunday afternoon. Moderately paced weekend of about 10-12 miles, about 3000' gain, identifying critter tracks and major flora along the way. Esase (preferable) or phone leader SHERRY ROSS with h & w phones, carpool info, recent conditioning, snow camping & snowshoe experience. Leaders: SHERRY ROSS chlross@yahoo.com, HARVEY GANZ
Mar 6 Sun Hundred Peaks
CANCELED DUE TO ROAD CLOSURE

O: Old Man Mountain (5525'), Monte Arido (6010'): Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Assistant: ROXANA LEWIS
Mar 8 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Snowshoe in the San Gabriels or Big Bear area: Update: destination will probably be Grays Peak, 3-7 miles round trip, less than 1000' gain. Pace will be moderate. If the winter snowfall is good, we should still have some nice choices. Email Sandy four days before event for details. Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE Co-Leader: MARS BONFIRE
Mar 9 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Strawberry Peak (6164'): 6 miles round trip, 1600' gain. On the popular route from Red Box to the spectacular view at the top. Shorter options. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare with suitable clothing layers, water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: ROSEMARY CAMPBELL, SOUTHERN COURTNEY
Mar 9 Wed Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from January 1

I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Originally scheduled on January 1 as a celebration of the anniversary of Wolf breaking his leg (on Chuckwalla on New Years Day, 2002), we now have no good excuse to visit to this brushy peak above Azusa. Well, it's on the List? Expect a slow pace as we do these 9 miles of cross-(brushy)-country, 3700' gain. Did I mention there might be brush? E-mail or SASE early to Karen. Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH, DAVE COMERZAN
Mar 11 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

M: Five Fingers (5174'): 2 miles round trip, 900' gain along sandy trail and up steep, decomposing rock suitable only for experienced rock scramblers. High clearance 4WD advised. West of Hwy 14 near Ridgecrest. Slow pace. Call Mars (661-609-8218) during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Mar 12 Sat K-9 Committee, Hundred Peaks
O: Caliente Mountain (5106'): Join us for this moderately strenuous hike near Cuyama in the Los Padres area. 11 miles 3000' gain. Bring lugs, lunch and plenty of water for you and well-conditioned K-9 friend. We may explore this fascinating geological area if there is time and interest. SASE/email leaders for meeting time/place. Leaders: JULIE RUSH, GREG & MIRNA ROACH
Mar 12 Sat Hundred Peaks
Revised destinations due to road closures

I: Mayan Peak (6108'), Butterbredt Peak (5997'): Moderately paced hikes on cross-country routes north of Mojave. Butterbredt 3 miles 1200' gain; Mayan 3 miles, 1800' gain with world class scree descent. We will check out the wildflowers along the route if participants want. Beginners welcome. Dirt driving with high clearance vehicles. Meet 6:30 AM Sylmar rideshare point. Bring the essentials, at least 3 quarts of water, and lunch. If in doubt email or call George. Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, KENT SCHWITKIS
Mar 12 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Tecuya Mountain (7155'+): CANCELED DUE TO LEADER'S SCHEDULING CONFLICT (was 8AM Flying J). Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH
Mar 12 Sat Orange County Sierra Singles
I: Mount Pinos Backcountry Ski Tour: Moderately strenuous 4 mile, 500' gain to panoramic vista. Ski from end of Mount Pinos Highway to summit at Condor Point. Possible side trips to Inspiration Point, other destinations, or just playing may add a few miles plus a few 100' gain. Part of route may be in pre-existing tracks, but recent snowfall, rutted trail or aesthetics may require breaking new trail. Intermediate cross-country skill required; metal-edged backcountry skis and backcountry boots recommended. Email/phone experience/conditioning to Leader: MARK MITCHELL Co-Leader: KEITH MARTIN
Mar 12 Sat Sierra Peaks, WTC
M: Mount San Antonio (Baldy) (10,064') Snow Climb: Strenuous 8 mile, 3900' gain. Restricted to Sierra Club members with ice axe and crampon proficiency. Group size limited. Contact Leader: DON CROLEY Co-Leader: TOM McDONNELL
Mar 13 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Little Cahuilla Mountain (5042'), Cahuilla Mountain (5635'), Lookout Mountain #1 (5590'): Visit these isolated summits between Idyllwild and Temecula, moderately strenuous, 11 miles total trip, 3300' gain for all three. Do one or all. Several miles of easy dirt road driving, high-clearance vehicles recommended. Storms may cancel. Call or email Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: GARY SCHENK, TOM HILL
Mar 13 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: The Pinnacles (5737'), Mount Marie Louise (5507'): Moderately paced 6 mile, 1600' gain hike Northwest of Lake Arrowhead. Bring lunch, water, lug boots. Meet Pomona rideshare point 7 am. Co-Leaders: MARK ALLEN, KAREN and WOLF LEVERICH
Mar 14 Mon Hundred Peaks
Management Meeting: Please join us for our monthly open management committee meeting. For time and location, contact Programs Chair: JOE YOUNG
Mar 19 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Josephine Peak (5558'+) Ramble for Leaders: Are you an HPS leader or considering becoming one? HPS used to have periodic "pizza parties" for leaders to interact and plan future hikes, but finding a good time became tricky. Someone suggested doing it on trail instead. So ... join us on an 8 mile round trip, 1900' gain, amble up Josephine. Opportunities for leaders to meet other leaders and discuss future leads. Non-leaders welcome, but be warned: we'll probably encourage you to enter the leadership pipeline. Meet at La Cañada rideshare at 8AM. Rain postpones. Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH, YOUR NAME HERE
Mar 19 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lowe (5603'+): Join us in this moderately paced, but strenuous, 12 mile round trip, 3800' gain, hike to Mount Lowe. Not recommended for beginners. Our trail will take us past Echo Mountain and Inspiration Point. Meet at 7:30 AM at north end of Lake Ave in Altadena. Bring 3 liters of water, snacks, lunch, lugsoles, and clothing layers for possible cold and windy conditions. Rain cancels. Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE, avollaire@adelphia.net, 951 544-9763 Assistant: LAURA JOSEPH
Mar 19 Sat Hundred Peaks, OCSS
I: Queen Mountain (5680') from Indian Cove: Rough tough scramble up a ridge near Rattlesnake Canyon to follow a watercourse through no-man's land. Very strenuous, unique cross-country route with a look at three pictograph sites en route. Approximately 10 miles round trip, 3000' hard won gain. Well conditioned, non-tigers send SASE early with experience, H/W phones to Leader: DIANE DUNBAR Assistants: ROBERT and MARKEY NEIGHBORS
Mar 19-20 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay
I: Whale Peak (5349'), Garnet Mountain (5680+'), Garnet Peak (5880+'), Sheephead Mountain (5896'): Moderately paced, strenuous, mostly cross-country/brush, in desert terrain. Day 1: Whale 5 miles round trip, 1400' gain, bad dirt road driving; Garnet Mountain 1 mile round trip, 200' gain. Car camp at Foster Lodge. Day 2: 6 miles 1500' gain. Bring 10 essentials, lunch, and water. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN
Mar 19-20 Sat-Sun Trails
O: Cutca Trail Maintenance: Work on scenic wilderness trail on north side of Palomar Mountain. (HPS uses this trail on one of its routes to Eagle Crag.) Backpack 7 miles, 1000' gain each way. Forest Service provides tools, no experience necessary. Send sase/phone/email to Leader: ALAN COLES Co-Leaders: CHARLIE KNAPKE, GAIL HANNA
Mar 20 Sun Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures
O: Ken Point (6423'): Celebrate the Vernal Equinox on this moderately paced PCT outing near Idyllwild in semi-desert terrain, moderately strenuous 16 miles round trip, 2600' gain, offering spectacular views of the Coachella Valley. Naturally, we shall also pay our respects to "Barbie" along the way. Paved road driving. For trip details and reservation send sase or esase to Leader: TOM HILL Co-Leaders: MARLEN MERTZ, GEORGE WYSUP
Mar 20 Sun Hundred Peaks
I: Granite Peaks (7527'), Mineral Mountain (7238'), Tip Top Mountain (7623'): Strenuous (but at moderate pace) 10 miles round trip, 2800' gain cross-country hiking in pinyon/ Joshua forest near Arrastre Creek East of Big Bear. Some class 2 scrambling; some dirt road driving (please volunteer your high clearance or 4WD vehicle). Phone or email Leader: PAT ARREDONDO Co-Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU
Mar 21 Mon Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Hawes Peak (6751'), White Mountain #1 (7727'): A couple of nice (?) orphans north of Fawnskin and Big Bear Lake. Hawes is 5 miles round trip, 1300' gain. Some combination of trail and steep cat track up a ridge. We might be able to drive to the top of White, depending on gates and vehicles. Otherwise, 6 miles round trip, 1100' gain, all on a dirt road. The pace will be slow. The views can be awesome. E-mail or SASE early to Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH
Mar 22 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Deer Mountain (5536'): 10 miles, 2100' gain over brushy terrain with downed trees. Might visit one or more area peaks. High clearance 4WD advised. On north side of San Bernardino Mountains. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
Mar 26 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Cleghorn Mountain (5333'), Cajon Mountain (5360'), Sugarpine Mountain (5478'), Monument Peak #2 (5290'): Moderate 6 miles round trip, 2000' gain along a driving loop east of Cajon Pass. Meet 7:30 a.m. Fairplex Park & Ride, exit Fairplex off 10 Fwy. Bring lunch, lugs, all weather clothing. 4WD vehicles appreciated. Call leader the week of hike to confirm. Rain cancels. Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU Co-Leaders: LILLY FUKUI, JAMES CARDEN
Mar 26-27 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
I: Quail Mountain (5800+'), Warren Point (5103'): Moderately paced desert hikes in Joshua Tree National Park. Saturday do Quail, 10 miles round trip, 1800' gain cross-county. Sunday do Warren Point, 4 miles round trip, 1000' gain on trail and cross-country. Carcamp with Happy Hour Saturday night. Limited campsites; send sase or esase with contact info ASAP to Maura to reserve space. Leaders: DAVE BEYMER, MAURA RAFFENSPERGER
Mar 26-27 Sat-Sun Wilderness Adventures, WTC
I: Snow Camping/Cornell Peak (9750') & San Jacinto Peak (10,804'): Moderately paced but moderately strenuous snow camping and peak climbing trip in the San Jacinto Wilderness. 4 miles 1500' gain on first day from the Palm Springs Aerial Tram with full backpack on snowshoes. 5-7 miles, 2000' gain of peak climbing with snowshoes and daypacks on 2nd day, before we pack out 2 miles to the tram. Participants should expect to traverse and climb moderately steep snow covered slopes. WTC students given first priority. Send 2 sase, H&W phones, email, recent backpacking/conditioning experience to Leader: DAVID COPLEN Co-Leader: WILL McWHINNEY
Mar 30 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074') via Stone Canyon Trail: Destination probably changed to saddle near Fox Peak, due to stream flow on the route to Lukens. 7 miles round trip, 3300' gain to the highest point in the city of Los Angeles. Hopefully, we will have beautiful wildflowers. Meet 9 AM supermarket parking lot (NE corner Foothill Bl and Mt Gleason Rd in Sunland, Thomas Guide p 503-H3) with water, lunch, good footwear. Heavy rain cancels. Leaders: ROSEMARY CAMPBELL, RON ROSIEN
April
Apr 1 Fri Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from December 5

O: Pyramid Peak (7035'), Pine Mountain #2 (7054'), Lion Peak (6868'): Three fine peaks (well, Lion is nice) on the Desert Divide. Mostly on the PCT with some intriguing detours. About 12 miles round trip, 2400' gain, slow pace. E-mail or SASE early to Leaders: KAREN LEVERICH Co-Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 2 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Cole Point (5604'): 3 miles, 1400' gain on steep and loose ridge suitable only for agile hikers. Might visit neighboring peaks. Off Angeles Forest Highway in San Gabriel Mountains. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: KATHY CHEEVER
Apr 2 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Tecuya Mountain (7155'): Join us for what may be carpets of wild flowers and vistas of poppy covered hills near Frazier Park. Moderately-paced 6 miles round trip, 2100' gain on trail and cross-country. Meet 9 AM at the Sylmar rideshare. Leader: MAURA RAFFENSPERGER Co-leader: DAVE BEYMER
Apr 2-3 Sat-Sun Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: Whale Peak (5349'), Granite Peak (5633'): Two of the leader's favorite peaks. Saturday climb Whale Peak, 9 miles round trip, 1700' gain. Sunday do Granite from the south (Oriflamme Canyon), 8 miles round trip, 3000' gain. Both are moderately paced but strenuous hikes. Carcamp Friday and/or Saturday nights. Saturday evening potluck. Bring goodies to share, water, lunch, 10 essentials, all-weather gear for dayhikes. Leader: HARVEY GANZ Assistant: SHERRY ROSS
Apr 3 Sun Hundred Peaks
Reschedule of earlier outing to replace Cleghorn, Marie Louise, etc.

I: Mount Pinos (LO) (8831'), Sawmill Mountain (8818'), Grouse Mountain (8682'): 10 miles, 2500' gain snowshoe hike includes highest points in Kern and Ventura Counties. Moderate pace. Email with brief info regarding rideshare and recent conditioning to Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: SANDY BURNSIDE, KENT SCHWITKIS
Apr 3 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Lookout Mountain #2 (6812'): Visit this historic summit on a moderately paced, strenuous hike on trail and steep, slippery, brushy cross-country, 10 miles round trip, 2500' gain. Meet 7:30 AM Monrovia rideshare point (Park-N-Ride Myrtle Ave, 1 block S of I-210 Fwy). Bring ten essentials, water and lunch. Co-Leaders: MARK ALLEN, KAREN and WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 3 Sun Verdugo Hills, K-9 Committee
O: Mount Lukens (5074'): Hike to Mount Lukens from Haines Canyon on Sister Elsie Trail. 8 miles, 2800' gain. K9 must be conditioned for steep trail. Meet 8 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring 2 quarts water, lunch, good soles; long pants and boots recommended due to foliage and loose track. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, BRUCE HALE
Apr 8 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Pinyon Peak (6805'): 5.5 miles round trip, 2450' gain through pinyon forest and sage brush with a couple of very short rock scramble sections. South of Hwy 178 and west of Hwy 14. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 9 Sat WTC, Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule (from WTC newsletter)

I: Bernard Peak (5430'), Little Berdoo Peak (5440+'): Two lesser traveled HPS peaks in Joshua Tree National Park. Grand views into the Coachella Valley and the park. Relaxed pace, moderate 6 miles rocky cross-country loop with 1450' gain. 12 mile dirt road approach. Esase/sase recent conditioning, H&W phones, rideshare info to Leader: GARY BICKEL (gbickel@socal.rr.com or 562-743-6526) Assistant: SANDY BURNSIDE
Apr 9 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Black Mountain #4 (6149'): Moderately paced 5 mile round trip, 1200' gain hike, all cross-country, some moderate brush (don't wear shorts), steep in places. Dirt road driving -- high clearance vehicles recommended. Wonderful views from this peak between Big Bear and Joshua Tree. Send email/sase to Leader: DAVE CANNON Assistants: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 9 Sat Palos Verdes-South Bay, Hundred Peaks
M: Strawberry Peak (6164'): Moderate 6 miles round trip, 2600' gain via Colby Canyon. Experience and comfort on class 3 rock required. Meet 9 AM Colby Canyon parking area (11 miles from La Cañada, 1 mile beyond Angeles Crest/Angeles Forest junction). Bring good boots, something with "strawberries" to share on top. Rain cancels. Leaders: RICHARD BOARDMAN, BOB BEACH
Apr 9-10 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, WTC
I: Queen Mountain (5680'+): Joshua Tree backpack 1 mile to dry camp. Saturday visit Pine City, practice navigation in the desert and climb one of the unnamed peaks. Sunday hike 6 miles 1200' gain cross-country to Queen & pack out. WTC or equivalent required. Send sase or email, H&W phones, recent conditioning/experience, rideshare info Leader: LYNDA ARMBRUSTER Assistant: CHERYL GILL
Apr 9-10 Sat-Sun Orange County Sierra Singles, WTC
I: Snow Camping/Cornell Peak (9750') & San Jacinto Peak (10,804'): Snow camping and peak climbing trip in the San Jacinto Wilderness. 4 miles, 1500' gain the first day from the Palm Springs Tram, most with full backpack while on snowshoes. 7 miles of peak climbing, 2000' gain with snowshoes and daypacks the second day, before we pack out 3 miles to tram. Participants should expect to traverse and climb snow-covered slopes. WTC or equivalent required. Send email/sase, H&W phones, recent conditioning/hiking experience to Leader: LISA BUCKLEY Co-Leader: RON CAMPBELL
Apr 10 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Skinner Peak (7120'): Join us on this spring hike along the Pacific Crest Trail from Bird Spring Pass. Moderate 8 miles round trip, 1700' gain. Dirt road driving with high clearance 4x4 recommended. Rain Cancels. Meet 7:30 a.m. Sylmar rideshare. Bring ten essentials, water, and goodies. Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU Co-Leaders: LILLY FUKUI, JAMES CARDEN
Apr 12 Tue Hundred Peaks
Management Meeting: Please join us for our monthly open management committee meeting. For time and location, contact Programs Chair: JOE YOUNG
Apr 12 Tue Hundred Peaks
Canceled or postponed

I: Quail Mountain (5800'): Replaced by rescheduled Outing to Deer, see below. Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE Co-Leader: MARS BONFIRE
Apr 12 Tue Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from March 22

I: Deer Mountain (5536'): 10 miles, 2100' gain over brushy terrain with downed trees. Might visit one or more area peaks. High clearance 4WD advised. On north side of San Bernardino Mountains. Slow pace. Email Sandy or call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Co-Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, SANDY BURNSIDE, GEORGE WYSUP
Apr 13 Wed Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Monrovia Peak (5409'): This outing must be postponed to a new date. Will appear later (below) in this schedule of outings, once the new date has been determined. Up to 14 miles round trip and 5300' gain of roads, trails, firebreaks, perhaps some bonus brush-pushing. Anticipate a slow pace and a possible return in the dark. Email or SASE with conditioning and experience to Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH
Apr 15-17 Fri-Sun Hundred Peaks
I: Big Four: Samon Peak (6227'), Big Pine Mountain (6800'), West Big Pine (6490'), Madulce Peak (6536'): Three day, two night backpack mainly on dirt roads and trails in Santa Barbara County (Big Pine is the high point of Santa Barbara County) with some steep cross-country. Total statistics: about 50 miles and 9000' gain, though individual days will be under 20 miles and approx. 3000' gain. Please e-mail or SASE with conditioning and backpacking experience at least a week before the outing to Pat Arredondo. Leaders: VIRGIL POPESCU and PAT ARREDONDO
Apr 16-17 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay
I: Heald Peak (6901'), Nicolls Peak (6070'), Pilot Knob (6200+'): Moderately paced, strenuous over varying terrain. Day 1: 12 miles round trip, 5000' gain. Car camp at Walker Pass. Day 2 "involves the nastiest 6 miles round trip and 3400' gain on the HPS list" Wysup. Bring 10 essentials, lunch, and water. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader: BOB BEACH
Apr 16-17 Sat-Sun Wilderness Adventures, Natural Science, Hundred Peaks
O: Carrizo Plain National Monument, Caliente Mountain (5106'), Peak Mountain (5843'), McPherson Peak (5749'): Saturday explore the new National Monument, an area of fascinating geology with a unique biosystem, or join an excursion to view wildflowers in the Bates Canyon area, 6-8 total miles, up to 1500' gain, including the HPS summits of Peak Mtn and McPherson if conditions permit, with Natural Science credit available for LTC candidates. Primitive camp Sat night or search out nearby Maricopa or New Cuyama for more "civilized" accommodations. Sunday rendezvous at the southern end of the Monument for a caravan to the Caliente Mountain trailhead for a long but interesting, moderately paced hike on a gated road to Caliente Mountain, 17 miles round trip, 3000' gain, to view the plains from the high ridges and visit the summit cabin at the high point of San Luis Obispo County. Much dirt road driving. For trip details and reservation send sase or esase to Leader: TOM HILL Co-Leaders: MARLEN MERTZ, GEORGE WYSUP Naturalists: GINNY HERINGER, SHERRY ROSS, RON ZAPPEN
Apr 16 Sat 20s and 30s Section, Hundred Peaks
O: Colby Canyon to Josephine Pk (5558'): Just which Josephine is this peak named after? Since Josephine is my middle name, I'd venture to say it's named after me; Although others would say the peak is named for the daughter of Phil Beque, a ranch owner in the vicinity or Josephine Lippencott, wife of USGS surveyor Joseph Barlow Lippencott. In any case, please join us on this scenic hike with wonderful views of the San Gabriels. We will begin the hike from Colby Canyon and hike approximately 8 miles round trip and 2100' gain at a moderate pace. This hike is for well-conditioned intermediate level hikers (no beginners please). Bring at least two quarts of water, lunch, a snack to share with the group, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, lug-soled shoes and some cash for a possible post-hike get-together. Meet at 9:00 am (leave promptly at 9:15 am) at the La Cañada carpool point, on the Angeles Crest Highway (Hwy 2) just N of Foothill Fwy (Hwy 210). Park .2 mi up the road, on the right side of the Angeles Crest Highway. NOTE: You will need a Wilderness pass ($5) which can be obtained from Shell gas station at the bottom of the road. Heavy rain cancels. We will hike in light to medium rain. No dogs please. Leaders: PAMELA ROWE, DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Apr 17 Sun Hundred Peaks, Orange County Sierra Singles
New Outing not in Schedule

O: Jones Peak (3375') -- Old Mt. Wilson Trail Loop: 8 mile, 2500' gain, hike from Bailey Canyon to top of Jones Peak above Sierra Madre, down to Old Mt. Wilson Trail and back to Sierra Madre. Enjoy great views. Meet 8 AM at the Old Mt. Wilson Trailhead in Sierra Madre at Mira Monte Ave. Short car shuttle to Bailey Cyn. Trailhead. Exit 210 Fwy at Baldwin Ave., N to Mira Monte Ave., R on the Mira Monte. Bring water, lunch, lug soles, hat. Rain, fire postpones. Leader: ANA CADEZ Assistants: KAREN and WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 19-20 Tue-Wed Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from December 2004

O: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'), Mayan Peak (6108'), Butterbredt Peak (5997'): Hike these four peaks in Kern County, spending the night car camping in Red Rock Canyon State Park. Black is 4 miles round trip, 1300' gain, and Red is 4 miles round trip with 1400' gain. Mayan and Butterbredt north of Mojave are steep, sandy hikes of 3 miles round trip and 1800' gain, and 2 3/4 miles round trip and 1200' gain, respectively. Dirt road drive to trailhead requires high-clearance vehicle. We might change the order in which we hike these four peaks. Come for one day or two, as you like. Email leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Apr 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Winston Peak (7502'), Winston Ridge (7003'), Mount Akawie (7283'): Three moderate, pleasant peaks along the Angeles Crest, relaxed pace, 7 miles round trip, 2000' gain. Additional peaks possible. For trip info call or email leader during week before hike. Leader: TOM HILL Co-Leader: GEORGE WYSUP
Apr 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Hawkins (8850'): 6 miles round trip 1600' gain hike to this high peak in the Angeles National Forest where the air is still clear. Meet 8:30 AM at La Cañada ride share point. Bring water, lunch, wear boots. Be ready for any kind of weather. Rain, snow cancels. Leaders: FRANK DOBOS, MARY McMANNES
Apr 23 Sat Crescenta Valley, K-9 Committee
O: Islip Saddle via Little Jimmy's Campground to Mount Islip (8250'): 41 miles from La Cañada. Well-mannered K9s welcome, but must be leashed at lunch. Meet 8 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring lugsoles, water, lunch. Leaders: AL MADER, CATHY KISSINGER, OLIVIA HERNANDEZ
Apr 23-24 Sat-Sun Palos Verdes-South Bay, Hundred Peaks
I: Martinez Mountain (6560'), Sheep Mountain (5141'), Asbestos Mountain (5265'): Saturday very strenuous 18 mile 5500' gain hike to Martinez and Sheep. Car camp and happy hour Sat night in local campground. Sunday easy 3 mile 1000' gain to Asbestos. Send sase/email with recent conditioning and experience, H&W phones, email, rideshare info to Bob. Co-Leaders: BOB BEACH, KEITH MARTIN
Apr 24 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

C/O: Apache Peak (7567'), Spitler Peak (7440'): This outing must be postponed to a new date. Will appear later (below) in this schedule of outings, once the new date has been determined. Joint hike with folks from Zen Mountain Center. We invited trainees at ZMC to join our hike to these two peaks (about 14 miles round trip and 2600' gain). Both peaks are near Mountain Center on the Desert Divide. For those who are interested, following the hike there will be a brief introduction to the philosophy and practice of Zen Buddhism. Email leaders a few days in advance. Leaders: INGEBORG PROCHAZKA, WOLF LEVERICH
Apr 24 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Eagle Crag (5077'): 18 miles, 3700' gain, mostly on trail, some brush. Plenty of ticks for everyone! Some dirt road driving requiring AWD vehicles. Email to George stating recent conditioning. Co-Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, GARY SCHENK
Apr 24 Sun Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay, Natural Science
Rescheduled to May 14

I: White Mountain #1 (7727') and Deep Creek Hot Springs: Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN. Co-Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Naturalist: SHERRY ROSS
Apr 24 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lowe (5603'), Mount Markham (5742'): Moderate 6 miles round trip, 1100' gain on road, trail, and a bit of steep use trail. Enjoy panoramic views from atop these peaks. Slow pace, no tigers, newcomers welcome! Sturdy hikers can stay for bonus peaks. Meet 9 am La Cañada rideshare point. Bring water, 10 essentials. Leaders: MARK ALLEN, CHERYL GILL
Apr 26 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Fox Mountain #1 (5167'): 6 miles, 1800' gain along occasionally steep and loose ridge suitable only for adroit hikers. High clearance 4WD advised. Northwest of Frazier Park. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
Apr 27 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074') via Stone Cyn Trail: 7 miles round trip, 3300' gain. A real climb at moderate pace to the highest point in the city of Los Angeles. Meet 9 AM supermarket parking lot on NE corner Foothill Bl and Mt Gleason Rd (Exit 210 Fwy at Lowell N then W) with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: DORIS DUVAL, DON SIMINSKI
Apr 29-May 2 Fri-Mon Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule
I: Big Four: Samon Peak (6227'), Big Pine Mountain (6800'), West Big Pine (6490'), Madulce Peak (6536'): The all-time hexed hike of 2004, maybe we'll have better luck in 2005? This will be a relatively slow-paced four day, three night backpack mainly on dirt roads and trails in Santa Barbara County (Big Pine is the high point of Santa Barbara County), but with some steep annoying cross-country just to keep things interesting. Total statistics: about 50 miles and 9000' gain, though individual days will be under 20 miles and 3000' gain. Please email or SASE at least a week before the outing with conditioning and backpacking experience to Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH
Apr 30 Sat Natural Science, Hundred Peaks
O: San Diego Creek Bike ride: Cruise along the San Diego Creek bike trail in Orange County and observe the many Sea, Marsh, and Shorebirds that inhabit this area. The ride will be at a moderate pace (30 miles, 300' gain/loss) with occasional stops at favorable areas for birding. We guarantee a fun time will be had by all. Sorry, no peak included. Trip will be limited to 12 participants. Natural Sciences credit offered. Send ESASE and/or questions to Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE Co-Leader: SANDY SPERLING Naturalist: SHERRY ROSS
Apr 30-May 1 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: The Big Three -- San Rafael Mountain (6593'), McKinley Mountain (6200'), Santa Cruz Peak (5570'): Strenuous, moderately paced, 33 miles round trip, 8600' gain backpack on road and cross-country up the east ridge of Santa Cruz in Los Padres National Forest, north of Lake Cachuma. Camp at McKinley Spring Saturday night. Satisfies WTC Experience Trip requirements. Send E-mail with phone numbers and recent conditioning experience to Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE Assistant: GEORGE WYSUP
Apr 30-May 1 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay
CANCELED

I: Morris Peak (7215'), Mount Jenkins (7921'), Owens Peak (8453'): Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader: BOB BEACH
May
May 6 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Sheephead Mountain (5896'): We were denied this peak last year: the Forest Service was doing a prescribed burn. Hopefully it'll work out better in 2005. For Sheephead, expect 3.5 miles round trip, 1000' of gain on road and through brush. If there's time, energy, and interest, other peaks in the area are possible. Feel free to suggest those you need when you email/SASE early to Karen. Co-Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH, MARS BONFIRE
May 8 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Liebre Mountain (5760'), Sawtooth Mountain (5200+'), Burnt Mountain (5788'): Postponed to a future date due to road closure. Liebre is a nice drive up, the other 2 are not so pretty, but they're there. Don't expect flowers. 10 miles, 3000' gain on road and steep firebreak. Do one or all. 26 miles of dirt road driving, AWD vehicles needed. Call or email leader week of trip for details. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: DON CWIK, KENT SCHWITKIS
May 7 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from March 20

I: Granite Peaks (7527'), Mineral Mountain (7238'), Tip Top Mountain (7623'): Strenuous (but at moderate pace) 10 miles round trip, 2800' gain cross-country hiking in pinyon/Joshua forest near Arrastre Creek East of Big Bear. Some class 2 scrambling; some dirt road driving (please volunteer your high clearance or 4WD vehicle). Phone or email Leader: PAT ARREDONDO Co-Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU
May 7 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
Postponed due to access

I: Ross on Ross Mountain (7402'), Mount Baden-Powell (9399'), Mount Burnham (8997'): Replaced by Williamson loop (see below). Leader: SHERRY ROSS Assistants: HARVEY GANZ, KENT SCHWITKIS
May 7 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
Replaces postponed "Ross on Ross" outing

I: Mount Williamson (8214'), Pallett Mountain (7760+'), Will Thrall Peak (7845'), Pleasant View Ridge (7983'): Moderately paced strenuous hike, pretty area in Angeles NF; 15 miles round trip, 4500' gain on trail and xcountry. USFS Parking Permit required. Bring about 4 quarts water, lunch, 10 essentials. Rain postpones. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader. Leader: SHERRY ROSS Assistants: HARVEY GANZ, KENT SCHWITKIS
May 7 Sat Hundred Peaks
Postponed until August 6

O: Southwell Peak (7840'): Replaced by Morris Peak (see below.) Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER, MARS BONFIRE
May 7 Sat Hundred Peaks
Replaces Southwell hike

O: Morris Peak (7215'): 8 miles, 2000' gain along Pacific Crest Trail and secondary trail in Southern Sierra north of Mojave. Slow pace. Contact Mars or Kathy before event for status and details. Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, KATHY CHEEVER
May 7 Sat Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures
O: Mount Gleason (6502'): Via Pacific Crest Trail from Messenger Flats Campground to Mill Creek Summit. Moderately paced, 12 mile, 1500' gain/loss one way hike on PCT in remote area of northern San Gabriels. Enjoy this spring hike through a beautiful pine forest with great desert views. Long car shuttle required. 3 miles of good dirt road driving. Meet 7:30 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring 3 quarts water, lunch, lugsole boots. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF Co-Leader: BRENT COSTELLO
May 7 Sat K-9 Committee, Hundred Peaks
O: Skinner Peak (7120'): Join us to smell the spring flowers on this Mojave Desert peak on 7 easy miles round trip, 1700' gain. Meet 7:30 AM Sylmar rideshare point or at 6:45 AM for breakfast at Dennys. Bring water for you and your K-9 buddy, leash, lunch & lugsoles. Leaders: JULIE RUSH, MIKE SANDFORD
May 7 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
Canceled

O: Antimony Historical Mining District, Antimony Peak (6848'): Canceled due to road closure. Leader: TOM HILL Co-Leader: MARLEN MERTZ
May 7 Sat Crescenta Valley, K-9 Committee
O: Buckhorn to Waterman Mountain (8038'): Moderate 6 miles, 1300' gain, 34 miles from La Cañada. Well-mannered K9s welcome, but must be leashed at lunch. Meet 8 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring lugsoles, water, lunch. Leaders: AL MADER, CATHY KISSINGER, OLIVIA HERNANDEZ
May 7 Sat Wilderness Adventures
O: Mount Wilson (5710'): Moderately strenuous 14 miles round trip, 4500' gain hike at a moderate pace, no tigers. We'll start on the Sierra Madre trail and finish at Chantry Flat. Short car shuttle to starting point. Meet 8AM lower parking lot at Chantry Flat (from I-210, exit Santa Anita Ave N to end of road). Bring 2-3 quarts water, lunch, lugsoles. Rain cancels. Leaders: GARY ANDERSON, DAVE HEFFERNAN
May 8 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Liebre Mountain (5760'), Sawtooth Mountain (5200+'), Burnt Mountain (5788'): Postponed to June 1, due to road closures. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: DON CWIK, KENT SCHWITKIS
May 10 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

M: Antsell Rock (7679'): Replaced due to snow conditions with Apache Peak (7567') and Spitler Peak (7440'), an "I" (rather than "M") outing of about 14 miles, 2600' gain. Email leader (Sandy) the week before the event for details. Leaders: SANDY BURNSIDE, MARS BONFIRE
May 10 Tue Hundred Peaks
Management Meeting: Please join us for our monthly open management committee meeting. For time and location, contact Programs Chair: JOE YOUNG
May 11 Wed Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Eagle Rest Peak (6005'): We will approach this peak through the Wind Wolves Preserve. The wild flowers at this time of year should be fantastic. 9 miles round trip, 3300' gain. Contact leader 2-3 days before hike for details. Bring water, lunch, and lugsoles. Rain cancels. Leader: DAVE COMERZAN Co-Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH
May 13 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Lightner Peak (6430'), Bald Eagle Peak (6181'): Postponed until June 10 due to road closures, and replaced with Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261') (see below). Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
May 13 Fri Hundred Peaks
Replaces Lightner and Bald Eagle

I: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'): 7 miles round trip, 3500' gain over open and occasionally steep and rough high desert terrain suitable only for experienced hikers. High clearance 4WD advised. East of Hwy 14 and north of Mojave. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
May 14 Sat Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay
Canceled or postponed

I: Old Man Mountain (5525'), Monte Arido (6010'): Canceled or postponed due to road and highway closures. But see trip to White #1 and Deep Creek Hot Springs, below... Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Co-Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN
May 14 Sat Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes-South Bay, Natural Science
Rescheduled from April 24

I: White Mountain #1 (7727') and Deep Creek Hot Springs: 14th semi-annual Deep Creek Hot Springs hike/soak/swim with another peak. Roads closed last time, so we'll try it again. Moderately paced 10 miles, 1800' gain. Bring lunch, water, rain gear, lugs (swim suit optional). Take time to learn from our naturalist about the fauna and flora. High clearance vehicles desirable for dirt road driving. Plan on spending full day - it's near Big Bear, then Hesperia. Rain cancels. Send email (preferable - bholchin@cox.net) or sase with carpool info to Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN. Co-Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS. Naturalist: SHERRY ROSS

Icons: Forest Service Pass
May 14 Sat LTC
I: Mount Lowe (5603') Beginning Navigation Clinic: 5 miles, 500' gain. Spend the day one-on-one with an instructor, learning/practicing map and compass. Beginners to rusty old timers welcome. Not a checkoff. Many expert leaders will attend. Many "I"-rated leaders started here in the past. Send sase, recent no-shows require $25 deposit (Sierra Club -- refunded at trailhead), H&W phones to Leader: DIANE DUNBAR Co-Leader: RICHARD BOARDMAN
May 14 Sat Camera
O: Mount Hillyer (6160'): 6 miles round trip, 1000' gain over good trail. We will explore and photograph along the trail to this beautiful little peak in our own Angeles Forest backyard. Meet 8:30 AM La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, lugsoles, camera, Adventure Pass. Heavy rain cancels. Leaders: STEVE ANDERSON, ALISON BOYLE
May 14-15 Sat-Sun Orange County Sierra Singles
I: Backpack to Cornell Peak (9750'), Jean Peak (10,670'), Marion Mountain (10,320'), Drury Peak (10,160'), Folly Peak (10,480'), San Jacinto Peak (10,804'): We take the Palm Springs tram, hike to Round Valley Camp, then to Cornell Peak (4 miles, 1400' gain on trail and cross-country). Sunday the remaining (10 miles, 3200' gain on trail and cross-country), then hike out. Snow conditions, if any, will dictate details, routes, objectives. Send sase, H&W phones, recent backpack experience/conditioning to Leader: HARRY FORRY Co-Leader: DONNA SPECHT
May 15 Sun HPS, OC, OCSS
New Outing, not in Schedule (from Orange County newsletter)

O: Mount Williamson (8214'): Due to road closures, the destination of this hike is now Josephine Get your summer conditioning off to a great start and enjoy the beautiful high country on this 5 mile, 1700' gain loop hike. Easy paced, beginners welcome. Short car shuttle. Meet 8 AM at North Orange County Rideshare, 9 AM at La Cañada. Bring water, lunch, lug soles, jacket. Leaders: LYNDA ARMBRUSTER, GABRIELE RAU, DORIS DUVAL
May 16-18 Mon-Wed Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: San Rafael Mountain (6593'), McKinley Mountain (6200'), Santa Cruz Peak (5570'): The Big Three! Strenuous, moderately paced 32 miles round trip 8000' gain backpack on road and cross-country in San Rafael Wilderness. Comfortable camping with water at McKinley Springs. Send email or SASE with recent conditioning and backing experience to hikes@mtpinos.com Co-Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH
May 21-22 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Samon Peak (6227'): Backpack the Big 1! Samon is the stopper for the Big 4, so why not grab this legendary peak and then say, "never again"? Saturday enjoy a leisurely backpack along the road to Chokecherry Spring, 9.5 miles, 2400' gain, where we set up camp and carouse while veterans relate fearsome tales of past trips to the Big 4. Sunday we start early, dayhiking to the summit on a round trip of 6 miles, 1900' gain. Really, how hard can that be? Find out as we scramble the unstable slopes, and navigate around the chaparral to this peak. We backpack out in the afternoon for a final 9.5 miles with only 300' gain but now with stories of our own! Weekend totals 25 miles, 4600' gain. Brave souls send sase or esase to Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Co-Leader: KAREN LEVERICH
May 22-23 Sun-Mon LTC, WTC
I: Grinnell Ridge Navigation: Navigation noodles in San Bernardino National Forest for either checkout or practice to satisfy Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. Saturday for practice, skills refresh, altimeter, campfire. Sunday checkout. To receive homework assignment, send navigation experience/training, any WTC, rideshare info, H&W phones, sase to Leader: HARRY FREIMANIS Assistant: BOB BRADSHAW
May 23 Mon Pasadena
O: Moonlight Hike to Mount Lowe or San Gabriel Peak from Eaton Saddle: Leaders' choice to enjoy night views above Los Angeles Basin on moderate 3-5 mile, 700'-1000' gain hike to historic peak in front range. Meet 7PM La Cañada rideshare point with water, snack, lugsoles, flashlight. Leaders: DON BREMNER, BYRON TAYLOR
May 24 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Heald Peak (6901'): 7 miles, 3400' gain over demanding terrain only for determined and conditioned hikers. Might visit Nicolls. High clearance 4WD advised. Near Isabella Lake. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
May 25 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Colby Canyon to Josephine Peak (5558'): 10 miles round trip, 2100' gain. Shorter hike to Josephine Saddle optional. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare with water, lunch and appropriate footwear. Leaders: RON ROSIEN, DAN BUTLER
May 28 Sat Wilderness Adventures
O: Mount Lowe (5603'): Scenic 13 mile, 3800' gain moderately paced loop hike past historic Echo Mountain on the Castle Canyon trail to Inspiration Point and on to Mount Lowe. Meet 7:50AM top of Lake Ave, Altadena, with 2 quarts water, lunch, rain gear. Heavy rain cancels. Leaders: GARY ANDERSON, DAVE HEFFERNAN
May 28-30 Sat-Mon Sierra Sage of South Orange County
O: Backpack, Mount San Jacinto Wilderness, Laws Camp: 10 miles round trip, 1600' gain. Optional day hikes to Tahquitz and San Jacinto Peaks. History, geology, flora, fauna, preservation discussed. All campers are self-supporting. Leader provides permit, water filters, dining fly, shovel. Send $15, sase to Leader: BRUCE BOYDSTON Assistant: BOB SIEBERT
June
Jun 1 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Ring over Waterman (8038'): From Buckhorn parking area up the Waterman Trail to peak. After lunch down to Cloudburst Summit, return on road to cars. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare. Leaders: BETH MIKA, DAN BUTLER
Jun 1 Wed Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from May 8

O: Liebre Mountain (5760'), Sawtooth Mountain (5200+'), Burnt Mountain (5788'): The road opens June 1. Liebre is a nice drive up, the other 2 are not so pretty, but they're there. Don't expect flowers. 10 miles, 2600' gain on road and steep firebreak. Do one or all. 26 miles of dirt road driving, AWD vehicles needed. Call or email George for details. Co-Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, DON CWIK, TOM HILL
Jun 2 Thu Hundred Peaks
Canceled

I: Mount Pinos (LO) (8831'), Sawmill Mountain (8818'), Grouse Mountain (8682'): Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: TOM HILL, DAVE COMERZAN
Jun 3 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Pilot Knob (6200'): Dayhike of Kern County peak near Walker Pass. Southernmost SPS peak, shared with HPS. Strenuous cross-country with yucca, brush, some scrambling. 6 miles, 3500' gain. Views of the Domelands. Mellow pace, especially if the day is warm. Send sase/email to Karen. Co-Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 4 Sat Hundred Peaks


O: Middle Hawkins (8505'), South Mount Hawkins (7783'): Rescheduled to August 6 due to road closures. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: KATHY CHEEVER
Jun 4 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from May 7

O: Southwell Peak (7840'): Strenuous, but will be moderately paced! A very beautiful hike via the Devil's Slide Trail. 14 miles, 3100' gain (2200' to peak, 900' on return) hike. Wilderness permit limits group size. Moderately slow pace. Email Kathy during four days before event for status and details. Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 4 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Silver Peak (6756'), Gold Mtn (8235'), Arctic Point (8336'): Pick up a nice grouping of peaks north and east of Big Bear Lake, likely by 'pathfinder' routes. Approx 12 miles round trip, 3000' or more elevation gain. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: TOM HILL, LAURA JOSEPH

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Jun 5 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Liebre Mountain (5760'): Easy hike on pretty trail in the Angeles National Forest east of Gorman. 6 miles round trip, 1800' gain. Celebrate the 24th annual first Sunday in June hike with Stag. Veterans of hikes with Stag are encouraged to share their stories about hiking with Stag. Meet 8:00 AM at the Sylmar rideshare pt. or one hour earlier at Denny's for breakfast. Bring water, sturdy boots, USFS Adventure Pass, and something to share on forested summit. Leaders: JOE YOUNG and STAG BROWN

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Jun 5 Sun Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures, Natural Science
O: Suicide Rock (7528'): Despite the name this will be a relaxed paced hike of 6.5 miles, 1700' elevation gain on trail to popular rock climbers' destination in the San Jacinto Wilderness. There should be flora galore. Natural Science credit is available. Space is limited by wilderness permit restriction, so reserve early by email (preferred) or phone to Leader/Reservationist: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders/Naturalists: DUANE McRUER, SHERRY ROSS
Jun 5 Sun K-9 Committee, Hundred Peaks
O: San Gabriel Peak (6161'): Join us on trip to local peak, 4.5 miles round trip, 1400' gain. Good for beginners. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring Forest Adventure Pass, water for you and pal, lunch, leash, lugsoles. Leaders: CHARLOTTE FEITSHANS, TAMMY SOLKO
Jun 6-9 Mon-Thu Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Samon (6227'), Big Pine (6800'+), West Big Pine (6490'), Madulce (6536'): Known as the Big Four, this will be a 3 night, 4-day backpack in the Los Padres National Forest. Totals for the trip will be 45 miles, 8000' gain. Bear canister will be needed. Rain or poor road conditions cancels. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE, KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jun 8 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Waterman Mt (8038') from Cloudburst Summit (7018'): After the peak it will be down the west ridge to Newcomb's. Car shuttle. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: SOUTHERN COURTNEY, BOB THOMPSON, BETH MIKA
Jun 10 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'): Replaced by Lightner Peak (6430'), Bald Eagle Peak (6181') (see below). Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jun 10 Fri Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from May 13

I: Lightner Peak (6430'), Bald Eagle Peak (6181'): 3 miles round trip, 730' gain through pine and oak on Lightner and chaparral on Bald Eagle which has some rock sections suitable only for experienced rock scramblers. On either side of Caliente-Bodfish Road south of Isabella Lake. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jun 11 Sat Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes South Bay, Natural Science
New Outing not in Schedule

M: Tahquitz Peak (8846'), Red Tahquitz (8720'), Southwell Peak (7840'), Antsell Rock (7679'), Apache Peak (7667'), Spitler Peak (7440'): Moderately paced, strenuous over varying terrain. 18 miles round trip, 5200' gain point-to-point trek. Permit limits size. Rain postpones. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS Co-leaders: SHERRY ROSS, HARVEY GANZ
Jun 11 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount San Antonio (10,064'), Mount Harwood (9552'), Ski Hut: Traditional, but always enjoyable, moderately paced loop hike of 12 miles, 3900' gain to the summit of Mt Baldy via the Ski Hut, with a return over nearby Harwood to the chair lift. Call or email leader week of hike for updated information. Leader: TOM HILL Co-Leader: MARLEN MERTZ
Jun 14 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

M: Lily Rock (8000'): 3 miles 1600' gain on trail and cross-country. This hike out of Idyllwild involves a class three rock ascent to the summit. The pace will be moderate. Email leader (Sandy) the week before the event for details. Leaders: SANDY BURNSIDE, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 14 Tue Hundred Peaks
Management Meeting: Please join us for our monthly open management committee meeting. For time and location, see Lookout or contact Programs Chair: JOE YOUNG
Jun 18 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Brush Mountain (7048'), San Emigdio Mountain (7492'), Cerro Noroeste (8280+'), Lockwood Peak (6261'): Easy peak bagging extravaganza. 3 short hikes (total 6 miles, 2500' gain) in Los Padres National Forest. Possibly another peak if time permits. Some dirt driving, high clearance vehicles suggested. Bring most of the 10 essentials. Meet 6:30 AM Sylmar rideshare point. Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, TOM HILL, KENT SCHWITKIS
Jun 18 Sat 20s & 30s Singles
O: San Gabriel, Mount Lowe, and Mount Disappointment: Join the Sierra Club as we hike three peaks in the Mt. Wilson area, San Gabriel Peak, Mt. Lowe, and the ever-popular Mt. Disappointment. These peaks are some of the highest in the front range of the San Gabriels and offer fine views of the entire city. We are starting at Eaton Saddle which is the easiest way to do these peaks. The hike is about 6 miles roundtrip with about 1500 vertical feet of gain and is rated moderate. Bring sturdy shoes (hiking boots strongly recommended), at least two liters of water, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and a snack to SHARE. It can get cool on the peaks, so bring a jacket. Meet at 10:30am at the Sierra Club La Canada rideshare point. Optional dinner after the hike at a local dining establishment. Leaders: STEVEN BERSON, CAROL TUCKER
Jun 18 Sat Santa Clarita
O: Mount Gleason Evening Hike: Moderate 6 miles, 1000' gain along PCT through mixed conifer forest. Dinner at summit and back to trailhead by dark. Meet 3:30 PM Canyon Country rideshare point. Bring water, dinner and side dish or dessert to share, utensils, lugsoles, flashlight, Adventure Pass. Leaders: DAVE MORROW, HENRY SCHULTZ
Jun 18-19 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, International Community Section, Sierra Singles
I: Charlton Peak (10,806'), Jepson Peak (11,205'), Dobbs Peak (10,459'): Rescheduled to September 10-11. Leader: BILL GASKILL Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
Jun 22 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Timber Mountain (8303') via Icehouse Canyon: 10 miles round trip, 3300' gain. At slow pace to moderate pace. Shorter option: to Saddle only. Meet 8:30 AM in Public Parking lot at NE corner of Mills Av and Baldy Rd in Claremont with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: DORIS DUVAL, LYNDA ARMBRUSTER
Jun 22 Wed Pasadena
O: Moonlight Hike to Mount Lowe or San Gabriel Peak from Eaton Saddle: Leaders' choice to enjoy night views above Los Angeles Basin on moderate 3-5 mile, 700'-1000' gain hike to historic front range peak. Meet 7PM La Cañada rideshare point with water, snack, lugsoles, flashlight. Leaders: DON BREMNER, RICK ADAMS
Jun 24-26 Fri-Sun Hundred Peaks, Sierra Peaks
I: Sirretta Peak (9977'), Cannel Point (8314'), Smith Mountain (9533'), Owens Peak (8453'), Mount Jenkins (7921'): Take a three day weekend in the scenic southern Sierra and bag up to three SPS peaks and three HPS peaks. Friday drive through Kernville and several miles up into the mountains to Sirretta (SPS). The hike itself is around 7 miles round trip, 2200' gain. The Sirretta trailhead is a nice place to car camp. Saturday drive on to Cannel Point (HPS), do a brief hike (2 miles round trip, 900' gain) then drive some more and do another brief hike (3 miles round trip, 1000' gain) for Smith (SPS). Then either return to Kernville for Saturday night or proceed out through Kennedy Meadows towards Ridgecrest. Sunday reconvene west of Ridgecrest for Owens (HPS and SPS) and Jenkins (HPS): 12 miles round trip, 4500' gain. Expect some rock scrambling on all five of these peaks. E-mail or SASE to Leader: WOLF LEVERICH Co-Leaders: KAREN ISAACSON LEVERICH, GREG DeHOOGH
Jun 25 Sat Hundred Peaks, Palos Verdes South Bay, Natural Science
New Outing not in Schedule

M: Lily Rock (8000'), Tahquitz Peak (8846'), Red Tahquitz (8720'), Sam Fink Peak (7339'): Moderately paced, moderately strenuous on trail and over steep, slippery, rocky cross-country terrain. 15 miles round trip, 4900' gain loop hike. Permit limits size. Rain postpones. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leader: KENT SCHWITKIS Co-leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, HARVEY GANZ
Jun 25 Sat Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Memorial Hike for Tom Amneus to Waterman Mountain (8038') from Buckhorn: Please join us on one of Tom's favorite hikes. 6 miles round trip, 1300' gain at a sociable pace. Meet 9 AM at La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, good footwear and goodies to share. Leaders: DORIS DUVAL and others
Jun 25 Sat 20s & 30s Singles
O: Strawberry Peak (6164'): Enjoy the day with strawberries at Strawberry Peak. It may be a bit light on strawberries (like none). But, we can take care of that by bringing various snacks that have strawberries in it to share with fellow hikers. Let's see how creative you can be! Moderately paced 6.5 mile round drip from Red Box parking area with tougher 1 mile peak climb. Total gain 1400'. Intermediate level hikers recommended. Enjoy lunch on the peak with awesome views of the Angeles National Forest. Meet at 9:00 AM at the Sierra Club La Cañada rideshare point to carpool up to the trailhead. Adventure Pass required for car pool vehicles. Bring water, lunch, suitable clothing and footwear. Leaders: DAVID MELTZER, RUSS BLACK
Jun 26 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Mount Williamson (8844'), Mount Islip (8250'), Barley Flats (5600'): Moderately paced 11 miles total trip mostly on trail, 3400' gain for all three. Do one, two, or all. Meet 7:30 AM at La CaƱada rideshare point. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, GARY SCHENK, TOM HILL, SANDY BURNSIDE
Jun 28 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing not in Schedule

I: Birch Mountain (7826'), Cedar Mountain (8324'), Wilshire Peak (8680'), Wilshire Mountain (8832'), Little San Gorgonio Peak (9133'): Postponed due to access issues. Replaced by outing to Palm View Peak, described below. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: SANDY BURNSIDE, KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jun 28 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Palm View Peak (7160'): 8 miles rt, 1600' gain on trail and cross country. Join us as we look for the nonexistent palms on this wonderful peak. Email Sandy the week before for meeting instructions. Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, SANDY BURNSIDE
Jun 29 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Windy Gap trail to Mt Hawkins (8850'): A moderate amount of effort gets us to this peak by lunchtime - steep in the beginning. Meet in La Cañada at 9 AM with water, lunch, good footwear, and suitable clothing layers. Leaders: ROSEMARY CAMPBELL, MARY PATTERSON
July
Jul 1 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Bighorn Peak (8441'), Ontario Peak (8693'), Sugarloaf Peak (6924'): Strenuous 12 mile, 4200' gain loop hike with steep and loose cross-country on the descent (or ascent, if we're feeling creative) via Falling Rock Canyon in the Mt Baldy area. No beginners. Wilderness permit limits group size. Send sase or esase early to Karen. Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH, MARS BONFIRE
Jul 2 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from June 4

I: Crafts Peak (8364'), Grays Peak (7920'), Butler Peak LO (8535'): Help us do these 3 fine hikes in forested terrain north of Big Bear (total about 11 miles, 3200' to 3800' gain on road and steep cross country). Climb Crafts via the standard route, pathfinder routes to the others. Not for beginners. Some dirt driving, high clearance vehicles suggested. Bring most of the n essentials. Consider staying over for the July 3 hike to San Bernardino Ridge. Email or call George for information. Leaders: GEORGE WYSUP, TOM HILL, LAURA JOSEPH
Jul 3 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: San Bernardino East Peak (10,691'), San Bernardino Peak (10,649'), Anderson Peak (10,840'), Shield's Peak (10,680'): Replaced by Etiwanda and Cucamonga due to snow on San Bernardino Ridge. Very strenuous, 20 miles round trip, 5000' gain hike along the San Bernardino Ridge. Group size limited by permit. Send email (preferred) or SASE to Leader: LAURA JOSEPH Co-Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Jul 4 Mon Pasadena
O: Moonlight Hike to Mount Lowe from Eaton Saddle: Join us for this popular event. Enjoy Rose Bowl fireworks from high above Los Angeles Basin on moderate 4 mile, 700' gain hike in Front Range. Meet 6:45 PM La Cañada rideshare point with water, snack, lugsoles, flashlight, binoculars helpful. Leaders: DON BREMNER, BYRON TAYLOR
Jul 6 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Camp Glenwood to Winston Peak (7502'): Partly on the old Pacific Crest Trail. 7 miles round trip with 1100' of gain. Meet La Cañada rideshare point at 9 AM with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: BETH MIKA, DAN BUTLER
Jul 8 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Tehachapi Mountain (7960'), Black Mountain #3 (5686'): 8.5 miles round trip, 3750' gain through conifer forest on Tehachapi and oak, sage brush, and cattle pasture on Black. Near town of Tehachapi. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Jul 9 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Constance Peak (6645'), Heart Bar Peak (8332'): Pick up two relatively easy peaks north of Redlands, adjacent to the San Gorgonio Wilderness, grand views, moderate pace. Do one or both, 7 miles round trip, 1600' gain. Can also join leaders next day for nearby Sugarloaf Mtn. Call or email leader week of hike for trip details. Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Co-Leader: TOM HILL
Jul 9 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Thunder Mountain (8587'), Telegraph Peak (8985'): Two wonderful peaks with a springtime view in the Mt. Baldy area. This will be a bit of a strenuous outing. 13 miles round trip, 3300' gain from Manker Flat area. Meet 7 AM at Mt. Baldy rideshare. Bring 10 essentials, water, lunch, goodies, and more goodies. Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU Co-Leader: LILLY FUKUI
Jul 10 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Sugarloaf Mountain (9952'): Enjoy this isolated summit that towers above the south side of Big Bear Lake, moderate 8 miles round trip, 1900' gain. High clearance vehicles recommended due to 6 mile dirt road driving to reach trailhead. Call or email leader week of hike for trip details. Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Co-Leader: TOM HILL
Jul 12 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Grinnell Mountain (10,284'): We will start at the Lost Creek Trailhead and take off cross country for this pathfinder route of 12 miles, 4500' gain. Expect an early start, so we can take advantage of the beautiful scenery and terrain. There are plenty of trees and a little brush. Moderate pace. Email Sandy the week before the hike for details. Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE Co-Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, GREG deHOOGH
Jul 13 Wed Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Mount Burnham (8997'), Mount Baden Powell (9399'), Ross Mountain (7402'): Strenuous 9 miles round trip, 4500' gain (most on the return, in the warm afternoon), in San Gabriels on trail and use trail. Email/sase early to Karen. Co-Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, DAVE CANNON, GEORGE WYSUP
Jul 13 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Kratka Ridge (7515'): 6 miles round trip with 1200' of gain. Car shuttle. Fun ups and downs. Meet at 9 AM La Cañada rideshare with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: SOUTHERN COURTNEY, BOB THOMPSON
Jul 15-16 Fri-Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Waterman Mountain (8038') Backpack and Rendezvous: Everyone else will arrive mid-day on Saturday, so here's the best way to get a good seat at the Waterman Rendezvous Potluck and Party: backpack in the night before and camp! It'll be a dry camp, so you'll need to carry all your water, but you won't need to carry it all that far -- the total hike will be 8 miles, 1200' gain. We'll start hiking in late afternoon or early evening. Option of nipping over and visiting Twin Peaks (7761') on Saturday morning, before the rendezvous would mean more water, more miles, more gain. SASE or e-SASE early for more details to Leaders: WOLF and KAREN LEVERICH Co-Leaders: WINNETTE BUTLER, PAMELA ROWE
Jul 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
The 12th Annual Great Waterman Mountain (8038') Rendezvous and Informal Pot Luck: HPS invites you to join us for our annual party atop Waterman Mountain. Plan on spending some time on top getting acquainted and having fun (and eating) as most hikes won't be returning to the cars until late afternoon or early evening. Be sure to bring lots of food and drink to share with other hungry hikers. Rain cancels.
Jul 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Waterman Mountain (8038'): Beginners welcome on this easy moderately paced hike. 8 miles 1200' gain. Picnic on top of the peak. Meet 9:30 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Leaders: FRANK DOBOS, LAURA QUINN, DIANE DUNBAR
Jul 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: West Twin (7596'), Twin Peaks (7767'), Mt Waterman (8038'): Meet the HPS membership and friends atop Waterman by 1 PM for the celebrations, via pathfinder route from Twin Peaks. Also, be one of the few to visit the beautiful stepsister, West Twin. Stats about 12 miles, 4200' gain on road, trail, use trail, and steep, loose mountainside, with a bit of scrambling. For experienced, conditioned hikers. Bring 4 liters liquid and treats to share. Meet 5:30 AM at La Cañada rideshare. Leader: GEORGE WYSUP Co-Leaders: GREG DE HOOGH, KENT SCHWITKIS, WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Jul 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Waterman Mountain (8308') By Mountain Bike: 7 miles round trip, 1300' gain on fireroad. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring good quality mountain bike, riding helmet, spare tube, and cable lock, and don't forget some goodies to share with all those hiker dudes who will be looking at you funny as you arrive on two wheels. Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER, MARS BONFIRE
Jul 17 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Jean Peak (10,670'), Marion Mountain (10,320'): Let the Palm Springs Tram take you up to the trailhead for this moderately strenuous but picturesque route to Jean and Marion, 10 miles round trip, 2500' gain. Permit limits group size, so call or email leader in advance to reserve a spot. Leader: VIRGIL POPESCU Co-Leader: PAT ARREDONDO
Jul 17 Sun Hundred Peaks
I: 10K Ridge (10,094'), Lake Peak (10,161'), Grinnell Mtn (10,284'): Reverse the normal order for doing these peaks and see how it goes on this strenuous trip to visit the dominant ridge east of San Gorgonio Mountain, 11 miles round trip, 3100' gain. We scramble up steep slopes, admire the "toothpick forest," and generally enjoy ourselves in the beautiful forest along this high wilderness ridgeline. Number of participants limited by permit, so reserve early. Send sase/esase to Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Assistant: GEORGE WYSUP
Jul 17 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Pacifico Mountain (7124'), Granite Mountain #1 (6600+'), Round Top (6316'): Canceled due to road closure. (Probably will be replaced with a hike rather than a drive up, once the weather cools off.) Co-Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH, MARK ALLEN
Jul 18 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Middle Hawkins (8505'), South Mount Hawkins (7783'): 7 miles, 2400' gain over occasionally steep and loose terrain. This area burned a few years ago, watch for signs that it's making a comeback. Off Angeles Crest Highway in San Gabriel Mountains. Slow pace. Email/SASE early to Karen. Co-Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, KAREN LEVERICH
Jul 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
I/O: Frank Goodykoontz Memorial Hike: Several slow and moderately paced hikes will be led. Meet at 8 AM at La Cañada rideshare point to join the slower paced hike suitable for beginners. Meet at 9 AM at La Cañada to join the faster paced group. Both groups will rendezvous on the summit of Mount Williamson (8244'). 8 miles round trip and 1500' gain. Bring water, sturday boots, hat, sunscreen, and stories about Frank and goodies to share. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, DAVID F EISENBERG, DIANE DUNBAR, DAVID MICHELS, FRANK DOBOS, JOHN CONNELLY
Jul 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Frank Goodykoontz Memorial Hike to Goodykoontz Peak (7558'): The main group will celebrate Frank at Eagle Roost Picnic Area and may not reach Goodykoontz Peak itself. Do you want to visit the peak first then join the main group? We haven't settled on a route yet, but figure 7 to 10 miles or so of hiking, 3000'-4000' gain, some on trail, some cross-country. E-mail or SASE to Karen for more information. Leaders: MARS BONFIRE, KATHY CHEEVER, WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH, WINNETTE BUTLER
Jul 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from July 12th

Management Meeting: July's management meeting was postponed, and will now be held as after the Frank Goodykoontz Memorial Hike.
Jul 23-24 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks, OCSS
I: Jean Peak (10,670'), Drury Peak (10,162'), Marion Mountain (10,362'), Folly Peak (10,480'): Rescheduled to September 24-25. Leader: BILL GASKILL Co-Leader: GEORGE WYSUP
Jul 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Etiwanda Peak (8662'), Cucamonga Peak (8859'), Bighorn Peak (8441'): Moderately paced 18 mile, 4600' gain, round trip hike in Cucamonga Wilderness. Ascend via Chapman Trail. Descend via Icehouse Canyon Trail. Cool peaks, great views. Soak feet in refreshing creek after peaks. Wilderness permit limits group size. Email Leader for status and details. Bring 3-4 quarts water, lunch, lugsole boots, hat, sunscreen, small towel. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF Co-Leader: BRENT COSTELLO
Jul 24 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Winston Peak (7502'), Winston Ridge (7003'): 6 miles round trip, 1200' gain from Cloudburst Summit. Slow to moderately paced. NO TIGERS. Meet 9:30 AM La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, good footwear. Co-Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH, MARK ALLEN
Jul 26 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Cornell Peak (9750'): 5 miles, 1600' gain involving some rock scrambling suitable only for hikers with good rock scrambling skills. In San Jacinto State Park above Palm Springs. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE
Jul 27 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Winston Ridge (7003'): Leisurely hike from Cloudburst Summit down to Cooper Canyon Campground. Then back up the Pacific Crest Trail and on out to the top of Winston Ridge. 6 miles round trip with 1600' gain. Meet at 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point with lunch, water, good footwear. Leaders: BETH MIKA, SOUTHERN COURTNEY
Jul 30 Sat Hundred Peaks, WTC
O: Baldylocks and the Three T's: You know the story: Baldylocks heads out from her Mt. Baldy Village home at the strike of dawn and hikes up 6000' in 6 miles to the top of Mt. Baldy (10,064') where, gazing eastward, she spies Mama T, Papa T and Baby T, aka the Three T's. "A T party!" she exclaims and scrambles over Devil's Backbone, past the ski lift and up Thunder Mt. (8587'), Telegraph Peak (8985') and Timber Mt. (8303') before descending Icehouse Canyon to a waiting car shuttle. "Only 18 miles and 8600' gain -- this hike was ju-u-u-u-st right!" This will be a very long and very strenuous hike, paced to complete pre-dark. But if you think this hike is just right too, email your conditioning, experience and contact info to Leader: EDD RUSKOWITZ Assistant: MELISSA KANE
Jul 30-31 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Three Sans in 24 Hours: Peter decided he wanted to hike San Antonio (10,064'), San Jacinto (10,804') and San Gorgonio (11,499') in one 24-hour period. Greg, fool that he is, decided that sounded like fun, though he did convince Peter we don't have to include the time up to the first one or down from the last one in the 24 hours. We're planning to get San Antonio via the ski lift and San Jacinto via the tram on Saturday. Sunday morning we'll be out there early to get San Gorgonio. Fellow fools fleet of foot feel free to join us. About 33 miles and 10,000' gain for the weekend. Space limited by permit. Send email (preferred) or SASE, with conditioning and experience, to Leader: GREG DE HOOGH Co-Leaders: PETER & IGNACIA DOGGETT
Jul 31 Sun Hundred Peaks
I: Copter Ridge (7499'), Middle Hawkins (8505'), Mt Hawkins (8850') loop: Canceled due to highway closure. Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Assistant: TOM HILL
August
Aug 3 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Throop Peak (9138'), Mount Burnham (8997') from Dawson Saddle: 6 miles round trip, 1400' gain. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: DON SIMINSKI, JENNIFER WASHINGTON
Aug 4 Thu Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

M: Southwell Peak (7840'), Antsell Rock (7879'): Slow paced, strenuous hike on trail and over steep, rocky cross-country terrain, 16 miles rt, 3500' gain. The summit block on Antsell involves 3rd class rock. Email or SASE early to Karen. Leaders: WOLF & KAREN LEVERICH
Aug 5 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Three Sisters (8100'): A pretty forested peak in San Bernardino National Forest, 7 miles round trip on road and cross-country, 1800' gain. Mellow pace. Email or SASE early to Karen. Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH, MARS BONFIRE
Aug 6 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Morris Peak (7215'): Replaced by Middle and South Hawkins (see below) Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: KATHY CHEEVER
Aug 6 Sat Hundred Peaks
Replaces Morris Peak

O: Middle Hawkins (8505'), South Mount Hawkins (7783'): 7 miles, 2400' gain over occasionally steep and loose terrain suitable only for experienced hikers. Off Angeles Crest Highway in San Gabriel Mountains. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leader: KATHY CHEEVER
Aug 6 Sat Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures
O: Mount Pinos (8831'), Sawmill Mountain (8818'), Grouse Mountain (8650'), Cerro Noroeste (8286'): Moderately paced 10 mile, 2500' gain, one way hike near Frazier Park. Long car shuttle. Cool peaks, great views. Meet 7:45 AM Sylmar rideshare point. Bring 3-4 quarts water, lunch, lugsole boots, hat, sunscreen. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF Co-Leader: LAURA LATHROP-WARRINER
Aug 9 Tue Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

O: San Bernardino Peak (10,649'): 18 miles round trip, 4900' gain, strenuous, but moderately paced hike on the San Bernardino Peak Divide Trail out of Angeles Oaks. Come out for a midweek hike to a peak that is traditionally bagged form the East. Email leader the week before for details. Leader: SANDY BURNSIDE Co-Leader: MARS BONFIRE
Aug 9 Tue Hundred Peaks
Management Meeting: Please join us for our monthly open management committee meeting. It will be held at the home of WINNETTE BUTLER
Aug 10 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Gleason (6502'): 6 miles round trip, 1000'+ of gain mostly on the Pacific Crest Trail. Good shade most of the hike. Meet 9 AM at La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: SOUTHERN COURTNEY, PATRICK VAUGHN
Aug 12 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Pine Mountain (9648'), Dawson Peak (9575'): 9 miles round trip, 2730' gain along dirt road and steep, narrow and dangerous ridge suitable only for experienced hikers. In San Gabriel Mountains above Wrightwood. Slow pace. Call Mars during four days before event for status and details. Leader: MARS BONFIRE Co-Leaders: KAREN & WOLF LEVERICH
Aug 13 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Castle Rocks (8600'), Black Mountain #1 (7772'): Replaced by Drury and Jean, see August 21st. Leader: LAURA JOSEPH Co-Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Aug 13 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

I: Drury Peak (10,160'), Jean Peak (10,670'): Rescheduled to August 21st. Leader: LAURA JOSEPH Co-Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Aug 13 Sat Mount Baldy, Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not in Schedule

O: Sunset Peak (5796'): Join us for easy (slow) paced 7 miles round trip, 1300' gain walk on a fireroad near Mt Baldy. Meet 8 AM at the Mount Baldy rideshare point. Bring water, snack, rain/wind gear, Adventure Pass. Rain cancels. Leader: KEVIN LAHEY 909-624-6731, FLORA JOHNSON
Aug 16 Tue Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from July 19

O: Thunder Mountain (8587'), Telegraph Peak (8985'), Timber Mountain (8303'): Known as the three "T" in the Angeles National Forest near Mt. Baldy. We will do this as a car shuttle. 13 miles round trip with 3800' of gain. Contact leader 2-3 days before hike for details. Bring water, lunch, and lugsoles. Rain cancels. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Aug 17 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Wilson (5700'): 6 miles round trip, 800' gain. Hike around the peak. Visit the 100-inch telescope. A docent tells about the old and the new telescopes. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare. Bring water, boots, and lunch. Leaders: JOHN DePOY, JANET BARTEL
Aug 20-21 Sat-Sun Hundred Peaks
I: 10,000 Foot Ridge (10,094'), Lake Peak (10,161') and Grinnell Mountain (10,284'): Join us for a leisurely pathfinder by backpack to these 3 peaks in the San Bernardino's! Saturday afternoon we'll hike in about 1.5 miles (300' g