All routes depicted in these maps are hiking and mountaineering routes. Hiking
and mountaineering are inherently dangerous outdoor activities. The
hiker/mountaineer will be exposed to a variety of hazards and risks, some
foreseen and some unforeseen, which are intrinsic to this sport and can not be
eliminated. These inherent hazards and risks include, but are not limited to
serious personal injury, property damage, and death. The maps shown are based
upon USGS 7.5 maps and they contain errors. Some, but not all, of the errors are
due to changing conditions such as fires, land slides, private property issues,
impassable/unsafe roads, etc. The routes and waypoints depicted on these maps
are meant as a general guide only. The routes shown do not reduce or eliminate
any of the inherent risks and hazards of this activity.
Therefore, by downloading and using the maps and depleted routes, you, the map
user, agree to the following:
1. You are solely responsible for your own safety, actions and decisions in
regards to the use of the maps and the depleted routes.
2. The authors of the depicted routes and maps assume no responsibility or
liability for your safety or well-being.
Below you will find two links. The first one is the file that contains the
map of some of the routes the local Hikes Committee has done over the years.
To use the file you must own and have installed on your computer National
Geographic's California Series 3x software/cdrom. The software is
available for purchase at many recreational stores. After you clink on
this link, the TOPO software will open displaying the route file. You must
save the file using TOPO if you want to access it at another time. The
second file is the copyright agreement that allows the posting of the map file
on this site.