elevation gain/loss). Along the way, we pass a small waterfall, abeautiful meadow and three alpine lakes. We will have a layoverday with an optional day hike to nearby lakes. Hike out earlyMonday morning and return to LA. No beginners. Please mail acheck payable to the <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> in the amount of $240 formembers, $265 non-members and a self address stampedenvelope, your name, phone, e-mail, <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> membership #,backpacking and conditioning experience to Karen Buehler, 2302Janet Lee Drive, La Crescenta, CA 91214 to complete yourreservation. I will forward you a confirmation if you are approvedfor the trip or on the waitlist. Fee includes bus ride, park entranceand permit fees, and Monday dinner. I will forward additionalinformation once approved for the trip.Friday, August 30, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0476-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Backpacking Comm OutingO: Desolation Wilderness -Upper Velma Lake-South TahoeBus Backpacking TripFred Dong 818-545-3878 madelinesdad@earthlink.netStephanie Gross 818-545-3878 madelinesmom@earthlink.netLeave LA Fri morning by bus for a moderate 3 day backpack.Friday night camp near trailhead. Backpack from Eagle Fallstrailhead to Upper Velma Lake, 5.3 miles one way (1720elevation gain/loss). Along the way, we pass a Eagle Falls andalpine lakes. We will have a layover day with an optional day hiketo Dicks Peak. Hike out early Monday morning and return to LA.No beginners. Please mail a check payable to the <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> inthe amount of $240 for members, $265 non-members and a selfaddress stamped envelope, your name, phone, e-mail, <strong>Sierra</strong><strong>Club</strong> membership #, backpacking and conditioning experience toFred Dong, PO Box 423, Montrose, CA 91021, to complete yourreservation. I will forward you a confirmation if you are approvedfor the trip or on the waitlist. Fee includes bus ride, park entranceand permit fees, and Monday dinner. I will forward additionalinformation once approved for the trip.Friday, August 30, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0476-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Backpacking Comm OutingO: South Lake Tahoe Lodge TripGeorge Denny 818-488-9669 george_denny@earthlink.netFran Denny 310-838-2354 frandnns@yahoo.comCome join us on this unusual not-a-backpack weekend. Wetravel by air-condition motor coach and stay three nights inbeautiful S Lake Tahoe. We will hike on the Tahoe Rim Trail inthe less travelled Carson Range and visit Emerald Bay andVikingsholm, as well as the outstanding subterraneum exhibit atTaylor Creek. Double occupancy rooms (2 beds) at S. LakeTahoe motel includes continental breakfast, free Wi/Fi, andoutdoor pool. 2½ blocks to Nevada casinos and 2½ blocks toprivate beach. Goodies on bus to and from, and return dinner isincluded, too. Please mail a check payable to “<strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong><strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>” for $460 for members, $510 for non-membersand a self addressed stamped envelope (or e-mail address,preferred), your name, phone, <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> member #, to GeorgeDenny, 19554 Turte Ridge Lane, Porter Ranch, CA 91326-3809,to complete your reservation. I will forward you a confirmation ifyou are approved for the trip or on the waitlist. $460 per personfor the trip for SC members. $50 more for non-members.Friday, August 30, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0417-<strong>Sierra</strong> Sage of SOC Group OutingO: White Mountain car campTodd Clark 714-803-0195 clarkta@hotmail.comMichael Sappingfield 949-768-3610 mikesapp@cox.netSylvie Cote 949-547-2998 mlsylvie@hotmail.comJoin us on this road trip to the White Mountains, whereparticipants can either join on group hikes, including;photographing in the Ancient Bristlecone Forest on early morningand/or evening photo shoots or go on hikes of 1, 2.5 and 5 mileson Saturday or Sunday, attempting to summit White Mountain(14,246), exploring the visitors center, or relaxing in camp withfabulous views of the Owens Valley. On Sunday, for stronghikers who meet all requirements, we will attempt to summitWhite Mountain, 10 miles round-trip from the Research Center(hiking day), with a total gain/loss of 1,776’. Friday morning wewill meet up with all gear for an early departure out of the OC.Arrive at Grandview Campground in the afternoon for threenights of car camping. Saturday we will explore the trails in andaround the ancient, oldest living organisms on earth, the ancientsBristlecones. For the active photographers, we will conduct anearly morning photo shoot to catch the first light of dawn, thenreturn to camp for breakfast. Those interested in attempting tosummit White Mountain should submit a hiking resume for thepast two months prior to the hike to Todd Clark for consideration.Each night we will have a happy hour and cookout. Participantsto provide own food. Monday (Labor Day) we will break campand drive home. Interested participants should contact leadersfor more information. Reservations are required.Friday, August 30, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0458-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Wilderness Advntr OutingO: San Miguel Island BoatpackMarlen Mertz 310-990-7643 mbmertz@aol.comWayne Vollaire 909-595-5855 avollaire1@verizon.netFour day outing to San Miguel Island, the backcountry of theChannel Islands National Park. 3.5 to 4 hr boat trip from VenturaHarbor on Friday returning Monday. Good chance of viewingdolphins, humpback and blue whales. Backpack to camping areaup a one mile steep canyon trail. There will be few other peopleon the island. Enjoy educational hikes with extremelyknowledgeable Island Ranger. Learn about San Miguel history,archeology, sea and plant life. Highlight of the weekend is 14mile R/T hike across the Island to Point Bennett to view one ofthe worlds most spectacular congregation of seals and sea lions.Be prepared for wind, possible fog and chilly conditions balancedby the warmth and camaraderie of an adventurous group.Participants limited to 22. Cost includes boat fare, camping fees,happy hour hors d’oeuvre spread, hot evening drinks, and onebreakfast. No refund after <strong>July</strong> 30 without replacement. Mail $170made out to Wilderness Adventures Section, ($175 for nonmembers,children 3-12 years-$155). Send check to MarlenMertz, 11285 Charnock Rd #2, Los <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90066. Includebest phone, address, SC # and emergency number. For thoseinterested in the Channel Islands, look at the outing to SantaBarbara Island Sept 28-30, <strong>2013</strong>.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0469-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Wilderness Training OutingI: Mt. Mallory (13,851 ft ), Mt. Irvine (13,770 ft)Phil Bates 949-786-8475 philipabates@gmail.comK C Reid kcreid@dslextreme.comTonyce Bates tonycebates@yahoo.comClimb two namesake peaks in the Mt Whitney region. Departearly Sat from the Whitney Portal Rd and hike Meysan Lk trail tocamp near lake 10,850 (3mi, 3400’ gain). Sunday climb Mt Irvinevia drainage west of camp and northeast ridge (1.6mi, 2900’gain). Then traverse down southeast Class 2 slope into a bowl toMt Mallory (1 mi, 900' gain) via Class 2 east ridge, returning thesame route. Saturday and Sunday evening happy hours. Mondayhike out. E-mail current conditioning, altitude tolerance andcontact info to leader. 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Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0457-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp 20s & 30s Singles OutingO: Catalina Island ExtravaganzaRon Domash rdomash@yahoo.comAnnette Tamraz ANNETTETAM@aol.comThis is a one-of-a-kind 3-day weekend! A fantastic adventure inparadise awaits you twenty-six miles across the ocean at CampEmerald Bay in the northern end of Catalina Island. You will besurrounded by beautiful beaches, crystal blue water, and spectacularviews for three spectacular days. Your amazing weekendwill include snorkeling, swimming, hiking, dancing, dance lessons,sunbathing, fun games, consuming sumptuous meals, socialactivities and just relaxing in your own personal style. You don'thave to be the camper type to enjoy this trip, you can either stayin the pre-assembled platform tents with or share cabins withfriends; no sleeping on the hard ground on this trip. There areplenty of hot showers and other amenities to make your weekendcomfortable and relaxing. You will be savoring delicious gourmetfaire throughout the weekend prepared by an experiencedcatering staff. The evening activities start with a happy hourfollowed by dinner and then the dinning room magically turns intoa dance floor with a live DJ with a variety of all styles of musicand perhaps a disco ball! Trip fee includes: Round-trip Catalinaboat transportation, camp and landing fees for two nights,platform tent w/bed and mattress or wood cabins w/electriclights/outlets, hot showers, flush toilets. Trip fee for <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong>Member ▪ Price with platform tent accommodation – $255 ▪ Pricewith cabin upgrade – $275 Trip fee for non-<strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> Member ▪Price with platform tent accommodation – $276 ▪ Price with cabinupgrade – $296 Join the <strong>Sierra</strong> <strong>Club</strong> on the 2030s web site forspecial $15 offer, free gift and a discount on the trip. Forreservation questions e-mail Annette Tamraz and generalinquiries to Ron Domash.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, 7:50 AM0456-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Orange Cty Singles OutingO: Long Beach El Dorado Park Nature WalkSee Saturday, <strong>July</strong> 6, for details.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, 8:00 AM0456-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Orange Cty Singles OutingO: Peters Canyon Regional Park Conditioning HikeSee Saturday, <strong>July</strong> 6, for details.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, 8:00 AM0408-Palos Verdes Group OutingO: Friendship Park HikeBarry Bonnickson 310-519-0778 bonnicks@pacbell.netStephen Bradford 310-831-5826 smb310@ymail.comModerate 7 mi, 1000’ gain. Meet 8:00 AM in the parking lot forBagdanovich Recreation Center (from S Western Ave & W 9th Stin San Pedro, go west one block to Friendship Park, Dr and goup the hill, turn left at intersection and proceed to parking lot).The route covers trails in Friendship Park and the Marymount,Switchback, and San Ramon Trails. Wear lugsole boots, bring asnack and water. If you anticipate rain, wear rain gear.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, to Tuesday, <strong>September</strong> 03, <strong>2013</strong>0469-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Wilderness Training OutingI: Seven Gables (13,060) Gemini (12,866)Matthew Hengst 714-478-3933 mhengst@hotmail.comWilliam Payne 951-674-1246 leakycanoe@yahoo.comJoin us for a long haul and 4 spectacular days deep inside <strong>Sierra</strong>National Forest. After a strenuous backpack in (12 miles, 4000')we'll set up a lakeside camp for three nights near Lake LourBeverly. Day excursions to Seven Gables (5 miles, 3000') andGemini (8 miles, 3000') on Sunday and Monday will givespectacular views and once back in camp enjoy lake swimmingfollowed by an awesome happy hour. Tuesday stroll out (12miles, 1500'). Suitable only for fit WTC students with previousbackpacking experience.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, 8:45 AM0417-<strong>Sierra</strong> Sage of SOC Group OutingO: Trabuco RidgeChester Stipe 949-363-1142 chetbar@cox.netDon Clarence 949-709-2967 donclarence@hotmail.com4-mi loop, 900' gain. A series of San Juan Capistrano trailsbetween Rancho Viejo Rd and Mission Viejo borderline, withamazing views of wilderness and urban scenes from severalsteep hills. Meet 8:45 am, Park-and-Ride lot at Junipero Serra Rdand Rancho Viejo Rd, 1 block E of I-5 Fwy in San JuanCapistrano. (NOT the South OC Rideshare). Bring water, hat,lugsoles. Rain cancels.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0458-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Wilderness Advntr OutingO2: Yosemite-Sunrise Camp/Clouds Rest BackpackMark Alan Mitchell 818-753-9328 markamitchell@att.netDaniel Kinzek 818-894-3012 dkinzek@yahoo.comSat, 5 mi, 1700’ gain backpack starting at Tenaya Lake to campnear Sunrise Camp. Sun, reasonably strenuous 13 mi rt, 2800’gain/loss trail-hike to spectacular views of Tenaya Canyon andHalf Dome on top Clouds Rest. Mon, 5 mi 500’ gain, 1700’ lossbackpack to Tenaya Lake trailhead. Send e-mail or SASE, recentbackpacking experience/conditioning, contact info, $5 check(payable to Wilderness Adventures) to leader.Saturday, August 31, <strong>2013</strong>, to Monday, <strong>September</strong> 02, <strong>2013</strong>0488-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Harwood Lodge Social EventHARWOOD-OPEN WEEKENDBob Dean 310-539-9561 bobd424@hotmail.com(Labor Day Weekend) Spend your long weekend where the skyis blue and the air is clean. Sleep outside under the stars orinside. Entertainment, potlucks, hikes. Open to all members($12/night) and their guests ($15/night, limit 2). No reservationrequired (except for family rooms). For potluck dinners (6 pm),bring serving for 8. For happy hours (5 pm) bring beverage andappetizer to share. If you play the guitar, bring it. Bring SC card.<strong>September</strong> <strong>2013</strong>Sunday, <strong>September</strong> 01, <strong>2013</strong>, to Saturday, <strong>September</strong> 07,<strong>2013</strong>0460-<strong>Angeles</strong> Chp Mule Section OutingO-2: Cottonwood Lakes Mule PackFrances Penn 714-747-1019 fpenn@rutan.comJoin us as hired packers carry gear of 50 lbs per person while wehike separately with only our daypacks. Sun am hike fromCottonwood Pack Station (10,040’) at Horseshoe Meadows, 6.5mi, 1,300’ gain, to camp near Long Lake (11,160’) with beautifulviews of Cirque Peak and surrounding areas. Mon-Fri hike, photo,fish, or relax in camp. In addition to exploring the CottonwoodLakes (Can we find Hidden Lake?) we’ll have planned hikes toCirque Peak (12,900’), Cirque Lake, and Mt Langley (14,026’).Enjoy happy hours every night with wine provided followed bypotluck or soup dinners. Sat we hike out. $320. Notereservation/cancellation policy under the Additional Informationlink. To apply, e-mail/call leader with recent high altitude anddistance conditioning.ANGELES CHAPTER SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES JULY - SEPTEMBER <strong>2013</strong> 27
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