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Outings Schedule - Summer 2009

Below is a list of outings sponsored or co-sponsored by the Sierra Peaks Section. All trips require an application, made well in advance, by sending an e-mail or sase to the Leader. Many leaders will require qualifications or references. Restricted trips (MR and ER) are limited to Sierra Club members who are on the Mountaineers List or have equivalent experience. Please review the material following this Outings Schedule on the topics of transportation, Liability Waviers, Restricted Mountaineering Trips and Rules of Conduct in the Activities Requirements section before submitting a participation request. Detailed leadership contact information can be found in the Angeles Chapter Schedule of Activities Number 311. E-mail links for the Leaders have been provided below where e-mail addresses are available.

Activity listings for other Angeles Chapter Outings Sections and the Leadership Training Committee can be accessed by following the links displayed at the bottom of this Listing of Outings for the Sierra Peaks Section.

July 3rd - 5th, Friday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section, MR: Mount Lyell (13,114) and Mount Maclure (12,880) Join us on a challenging climb of these classic Sierra peaks as we cross the Lyell glacier to Yosemite's highpoint. 23 miles, 6000' gain. Approach via Lyell Canyon. Backpack 13 miles, 1600' up Lyell fork of Tuolumne River on Friday to camp below Donohue Pass (11 miles, 2000; gain). Sat climb Lyell Glacier and ascend both peaks from the Lyell-Maclure Col and return to camp (7 miles roundtrip, 4000' gain); class 3 rock to Lyell and Maclure. Sunday pack out (11 miles) to Tuolumne Meadows trailhead. Trip restricted to Sierra Club members having experience with 3rd class rock, ice axe and crampons. Send email with Sierra Club membership number, medical questionnaire and resume detailing experience, conditioning and ride share information to: Leader: Kathy Rich, Co-Leader: Ron Hudson.

July 10th - 12th, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, MR: Mt. Ritter (13,143') Friday- backpack 6 miles gaining 1,200' from Agnew meadows to camp at Ediza Lake. Saturday - climb 3,700' to the summit of Mt. Ritter and back to camp, 4.5 miles roundtrip. Sunday - hike out. Participants must be Sierra Club members with experience with ice axe and crampons. Send recent experience, conditioning, Sierra Club membership number and completed medical questionnaire to Leader: Daniel Kinzek,  Assistant: Ron Campbell.

July 11th - 13th, Saturday - Monday,  Sierra Peaks Section, I: Red Slate Mountain (13,123') SPS Introductory trip geared to WTC students and prospective SPSers. Relaxed, causal, and enjoyable. Saturday: backpack up McGee Creek to McGee Lakes at 11,040', 6 ½ mi, 2900' gain. Sun climb this mountaineers peak, 4 miles roundtrip, 2,200' gain, considerable cross country. Monday: hike out. Legendary community happy hour Saturday and Sunday evenings. Send sase with $5.00 permit fee, recent conditioning and high altitude experience, home, cell and work phones and ride share information to Leader: Patty Kline, Assistant Leader: Jim Fleming.
July 14th – 15th,  Tuesday – Wednesday,  Sierra Peaks Section, I: Silver Peak (11,878’)  Join us for a mid-week trip to a beautiful area near Lake Edison. We will have a late morning start since the hike in to the Devil’s Bathtub is short (4 miles, 1,400’).  Wednesday we will climb the peak and hike out (11.5 miles, 3,700’).  Send sase or e-mail to John with recent experience, phones and e-mail. Leaders:  John Cheslick and Gary Schenk.

July 16-19    Thursday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section, M: Reinstein (12, 586’) Finger Peak (12,404’), Tunemah Peak (11,894’)   Backpack from Wishon Reservoir to remote Sierra Peaks.  Long days, many miles by trail (trip total statistics are 64 miles and 16,000' of elevation gain) and cross-country with 3rd class scrambling.  Well conditioned climbers send SASE with resume with/ $5 permit fee leaders: Larry and Barbee Tidball.

July 24-27 Fri-Mon WTC, Sierra Peaks MR: Mt Ruskin(12,920'), Cardinal Mtn (13,296'), Striped Mtn (13,179'), Goodale Mtn (12,772') From base camp near Taboose Pass, climb four SPS list peaks. Friday, strenuous hike to Taboose Pass (6,000' gain) and camp near pass. Sat ascend Ruskin via east ridge route, class 3. Return to camp. Sun ascend Cardinal Mtn, then over to conquer Goodale and Striped before ending the day back at camp on Taboose. Monday brings a long descent back to trailhead. Helmet and class 3 rock experience required. Restricted to Sierra Club members. Completed medical form required. $5 permit feet at trailhead. Leader. Bob Draney,  Co-Leader: Dan Richter.

July 25th, Saturday, Sierra Peaks Section, I: Cirque Peak (12,900) Join Daryn Dodge as he finishes the list on Cirque Peak! 12 miles round trip, 3000' gain, moderate pace via Cottonwood Pass. Must be comfortable with significant class 2 cross-country travel. Bring goodies for the peak and a dish for the after climb potluck and celebration in Independence. Send recent conditioning and experience to Reservationist: Gary Schenk. Leaders: Tina Bowman, John Cheslick and Gary Schenk.
July 25-27, Saturday - Monday, Sierra Peaks Section, I: Cirque Peak 12,900') SPS introductory trip in eastern Sierra geared to prospective SPSers and WTC students. Relaxed and enjoyable pace. Saturday: Backpack from Horseshow Meadows to Long Lake at 11,160' (6 mi, 1200' gain). Saturday evening legendary community happy hour. Sunday: climb class 1 Cirque Peak (5 mi roundtrip, 1800' gain). Sunday evening legendary community happy hour. Monday: hike out 6 mi, 1200' loss. Send sase with $5.00 permit fee, conditioning and high altitude experience, home, cell & work phones, ride share info to Leader: Patty Kline, Assistant: Joe Wankum.
July 25th - 26th, Saturday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section, Palos Verdes – South Bay and WTC, I: Mount Baldwin (12,615’) Pack in 5 miles, 2200’ gain to Mildred Lake via spectacular Convict Canyon and set up camp. We’ll then decide whether to ascend the peak (2 miles, 2200’ gain), or wait till next morning. Happy hour Saturday evening in any case. Send email or sase with carpool information and recent conditioning/experience to Leader: Barry Holchin, Co-Leader: Neal Robbins.

August 8th - 9th, Saturday - Sunday, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, MR: Mt Robinson (12,967) Tired of peaks on lists? Join us as we climb the nether regions of unlisted Sierra Peaks. Saturday backpack 8.5 miles, 2800' gain to Sam Mack Meadow. Sun climb 1 mile, 2000' SE Face to summit, then back to camp and pack out. This is a 3rd class rock climb requiring Sierra Club membership, waiver and medical questionnaire. Send esase or 2 sase, resume, recent experience and conditioning, phone to Leader: Eric Scheidemantle, Assistant: Ron Campbell.

August 8th - 10th, Saturday - Monday, Sierra Peaks Section, I: Four Gables (12,720') SPS introductory trip in eastern Sierra geared to prospective SPSers and WTC students. Relaxed and enjoyable pace. Saturday backpack from North Lake over Piute Pass to Lower Desolation Lake at 11,157', 8 miles, 2000' of gain. Sunday do Four Gables in 8 miles round trip, 1500' of gain with use trail and cross country, some class 2 on peak. If time, for those interested a possible climb of Pilot Knob North. Legendary community happy hours Saturday and Sunday evenings. Send sase with $5.00 permit fee, recent conditioning and high altitude experience, home,cell and work phones and ride share information to Leader: Patty Kline, Assistant: Kent Schwitkis.

August 14th - 16th, Friday - Sunday, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, I : Mount Langley (14,026’)  Relaxed but moderately strenuous backpack to bag the southernmost 14er in the United States.  Late Friday morning backpack to Upper Cottonwood Lake from Cottonwood Lakes Trailhead, 6 miles, 1200’ gain.  Summit on Saturday, 7.0 mi round trip with 3000’ gain followed by celebratory happy hour.  Relaxed hike out to reach trail head early afternoon Sunday.  Send esase/sase, email, phone, recent conditioning/experience and altitude exposure  (WTC leader if applicable) to Leader: James Montross, Assistant: Gary Bickel.

August 16th - 22nd, Saturday - Sunday, Mule Pack, Sierra Peaks Section and WTC: O/I: Bernice Lake Mule Pack, Vogelsang Peak (11,516') and Mount t Florence (12,561')  Use Bernice Lake as your base camp.  Hired packers carry 50 pounds of your gear from Tuolumne Meadows trailhead to camp. Sun morning hike 11miles, 2600' gain with your day pack over Tuolumne Pass (9992') and Vogelsang Pass (10,670') to camp at 10,200'. This will be a superior peak bagging opportunity with Vogelsang Peak, Mt Florence, and possibly others. Many streams, lakes, a few trails, and many cross country options in area for strong hikers.  Monday - Friday hike, climb peaks, photo, fish, or relax in camp.  Enjoy nightly organized potlucks with wine provided.  Saturday hike out.  Charge is $270.  Due to logistics of obtaining back country permits in Yosemite National Park, date of this trip is subject to change.  To apply, complete Participant Medical Form and e-mail/telephone your recent high altitude and distance conditioning to Sandy Sperling, Leader: Sandy Sperling, Peter Lara and Laura Joseph.
August 21st - 23rd, Friday - Sunday, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, I: Mount Conness (12,590') Leaving Friday morning from Tuolumne Meadows, we'll hike 5 miles, gaining 1200 ft to Young Lakes. Saturday will be spent climbing Mt. Conness via its southern flank. We'll climb to the uppermost Young Lake, then head northeast to gain the summit plateau. The route involves cross country and some class 2 scrambling. (7 miles round trip, 3000' of gain). Return to Young Lakes for happy hour and spend the night. Sunday, group will pack out. Send email to co-leaders/ for RSVP along with recent conditioning and experience. Co-Leaders: Bob Draney and Josh Hibbard. Provisional lead trip.

August 21st - 23rd, Friday - Sunday, Wilderness Adventures, Sierra Peaks Section and PVSB, I: Mount. Goode (13,085) and Mount Agassiz (13,893) Climb two peaks near Bishop Pass. Friday: moderate 4 miles, 1,400 ft gain on trail backpack to camp near Saddlerock Lake. After set up camp, steep cross country 2.8 miles, 2,000’ climb of Mt. Goode. Saturday: strenuous 5 miles, 2,800’ climb to Bishop Pass and then cross country up Mount Agassiz. Sunday: return to cars. Must be comfortable with steep, off-trail hiking. Send $10 permit fee, 2 SASE, home and work phones, email, recent conditioning, experience and ride share to Leader: Mark Mitchell, Co-Leader: Keith Martin.

August 22nd - 23rd, Saturday - Sunday, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, I: Mount Morgan #1 (13,748') Saturday - backpack from Tamarack Lakes Trailhead (Rock Creek area), 3.5 miles, 1200' gain to camp at Francis Lake (10,900'). Spend afternoon relaxing by the lake, fishing and/or easy walks. Sunday - hike to summit on a 6 mile, 2800' class 2 route with much bouldering. Enjoy magnificent views from peak, return to camp and pack out. Send email with recent hiking experience, day/evening phone, rideshare information and $5.00 permit fee.  Leader: Marlen Mertz , Co-Leaders: Will McWhinney and Wayne Vollaire.

August 22nd - 23rd, Saturday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section and WTC, I/M: Three Sisters (10,572’) and Dogtooth (10,302’) Gourmet Backpack! Join us for Decadent Wilderness Weekend VII. Saturday: backpack 5 miles, 1200 ft gain from Courtright Reservoir to Cliff Lake for 5-star dining experience.  Sunday: work off those calories with 1.5-mile, 1200’ gain to Three Sisters. If the spirit moves us, we’ll also climb Dogtooth and its 3rd class summit block, an additional 2.5 miles and 750’ gain. Send e-mail (preferred) or sase with home and work phones, recent conditioning and your most outrageous culinary ideas to Leader: Ron Campbell, Assistants: Georgette Rieck and Ed Cottone.

August 28th - 30th, Friday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section, MR: Gayley Peak (13,510') and Temple Crag (12,999') Climb two fine peaks in the Palisades. Friday hike in from Glacier Lodge to Third Lake on trail (4.75 miles, 2,600' gain). Saturday ascend Contact Pass and traverse to Glacier Notch to climb Gayley via the Southwest Ridge "Yellow Brick Road" (5.5 miles roundtrip and 3,400' of gain). On the return, we will ascend the southeast face of Temple Crag (0.6 mile round trip and 1,100' of gain) and then return to camp. Sunday pack out to cars. These peaks require comfort on talus, scree, and third class terrain. Sierra Club membership, helmet, waiver and medical questionnaire are required. Send email (preferred) or SASE with conditioning/experience to Leader: Paul Garry, Assistant: Greg Mason.

August 29th, Saturday, Sierra Peaks Section, ER: Mt. Humphreys (13,986’) Strenuous 17 miles, 5000’ gain day hike via Piute Pass for a fast, small, skilled group to climb class 4 emblem peak. Restricted to SC members on Mountaineers List or equivalent. Must complete and submit medical form. Send recent experience and conditioning, carpool information, Sierra Club Number and e-mail or 2 sase's to Leader: Tina Bowman, Co-leaders: Tom McDonnell and Tom Bowman.
August 29th - 31st, Saturday - Monday, WTC and Sierra Peaks Section, I: Four Gables (12,720') and Pilot Knob N (12,245') Saturday meet at North Lake trailhead and pack in 8 miles and 2,500 feet of gain over Piute Pass to camp at Desolation Lake. Sunday climb via cross country route Four Gables 3 miles, 1,300 feet gain, Pilot Knob 5.5 miles and 1,900 feet gain and return to Desolation Lake base camp 3 miles. Monday pack out to trailhead. WTC or equivalent experience required. Send e-mail with WTC information and group and recent experience. to Leader: Charles Irving. Co-Leader: Daniel Kinzek.
September 4th - 9th, Friday - Monday, HPS and Sierra Peaks Section, I: Clouds Rest (9526') to Half Dome (8835') Rerun of spectacular backpack last year: 17 miles, 3600' gain, 4800' loss. Strenuous but comfortably paced, unrushed 4 day backpack from Tenaya Lake to Yosemite Valley. Must be comfortable with steep exposed route holding cables. Email leader with H&W phones, recent conditioning to Leader: Diane Dunbar, Assistant Leader: Gary Bickel.

none September 5th - 7th, Saturday - Monday, Sierra Peaks Section and WTC, MR: East Vidette
(12,356’)
Enjoy Labor Day weekend in Sequoia National Park climbing a prominent landmark peak along the John Muir and the Pacific Crest Trails. Saturday - backpack from Onion Valley over Kearsage Pass to camp (7 miles, 2,600’ gain, 2,200’ loss). Sunday -climb 3rd class ridge to summit (2.75 miles, 2,800’ gain). Backpack out Monday with optional climb of Mt Bago or Mt Gould. Restricted to Sierra Club members with suitable 3rd class rock experience. Helmet and completed medical questionnaire required. Send email with experience and conditioning, $5.00 permit fee, Sierra Club membership number, day/evening phone and rideshare information to: Leader: Marlen Mertz, Assistant: Asher Waxman. none

September 11th - 13th, Friday - Sunday,  Sierra Peaks Section, I: Giant Sequoia Redux: Leisurely paced day hikes to four easy, unlisted peaks in Sequoia-Kings Canyon NP with car camping in Giant Sequoia National Mon. Part of an “old-timers” series, the trip will emphasize renewing acquaintances with longtime climbers and welcoming newcomers. Extended happy hours promised. Camp Friday and Saturday nights at USFS’s Stony Creek Campground along Generals Highway. Separate trail climbs Saturday of Little Baldy (8044’) and Big Baldy (8209’) with total hiking 7.6 miles and 1300’ gain. Separate trail climbs Sunday to Buena Vista Pk (7602’) and Park Ridge LO (7540’) with total hiking 9 miles and 1100’ gain. Free time to ascend Buck Rock LO (8502’) via its 172 steps. Send sase with H&W phones and e-mail address to Assistant Leader: Jerry Keating. Leader: Gordon MacLeod, Assistant Leader: Barbara Lilley.
September 11th - 13th, Friday - Sunday,  Sierra Peaks Section, I: Marion Peak (12,719) Backpack over Taboose Pass (9.5 miles, 6400’ gain) to camp at Kings river.  Climb class 2 Marion on day 2 (14+ miles with many bumps along the ridge). Day 3: backpack out. Send SASE, $5 permit fee, recent experience and conditioning, carpool information and e-mail to Leader: Larry Tidball, Co-leader: Barbee Tidball.

September 19th - 27th, Saturday - Sunday,  Sierra Peaks Section, M: Evolution Area peaks: McGee, Goddard, Huxley, Black Giant, Charybdis, Scylla, McDuffie, etc. Week long peak bagging in the Evolution region. Approach may involve backpack over rough trail less pass. Climbs include 3rd class.   Send SASE with resume with $5 permit fee to Leaders: Barbee and Larry Tidball.

September 27th - 28th, Saturday - Sunday, Sierra Peaks Section, MR: Mt. Winchell (13,775') The Donut Peak! Saturday - backpack to Sam Mack Meadow 6.5 miles, 3500' gain, Sunday - climb Winchell's East Arete via Thunderbolt Glacier 4 miles, 2500' gain roundtrip. Then return to camp and pack out to cars. Trip restricted to Sierra Club members with experience on exposed third class rock at altitude. Helmets, ice axe, and crampons required. Send SASE/ESASE with experience, conditioning, climbing resume, medical form, phone and carpool information to Leader: Gary Schenk, Asistant: John Cheslick.

October 9th - 12th, Friday - Monday, Sierra Peaks Section, M: Kern Point (12,730’) and Picket Guard Peak (12,303’) Day 1: back pack over Shepherd Pass 10 miles 6600’ gain. Day 2: descend to Kern River and then climb Picket Guard. Day 3: climb Kern Pt, and start backpack out. Day 4: over Shepherd Pass and out. Strenuous hike with well conditioned climbers, some 3rd class.  Send SASE with resume with $5 permit fee to Leaders: Larry and Barbee Tidball.

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ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS

TRANSPORTATION

In the interests of facilitating the logistics of some outings, it is customary that participants make voluntary carpooling arrangements. The Sierra Club does not provide insurance for carpooling arrangements and assumes no liability for them. Carpooling, ride sharing or anything similar is strictly a private arrangement among participants. Participants assume the risks associated with this travel.  It is customary to arrange in advance how carpool partners will share the driving expenses.

LIABILITY WAIVER

In order to participate in a Sierra Club outing, you will be required to sign the Liability Waiver, usually combined with the sign-in sheet. You are strongly encouraged to read the Liability Waiver prior to attending the outing.

RESTRICTED MOUNTAINEERING TRIPS

Outings requiring the use of mountaineering gear (ropes, climbing gear, ice axe, crampons) are considered Restricted Trips. Examples are snow climbs, some class 3 peak climbs, all class 4 - 5 peak climbs, Leader Training Committee (LTC) workshops and rock and snow checkoffs. Such trips require careful screening of participants by the Outings Leader. The requirements for participants on Restricted Trips include the following:
  1. You must be a member of the Sierra Club. Although not required, you are encouraged to join the SPS.
  2. You must be technically well qualified for the activity if it is a climbing trip (typically be on the "Mountaineers List"). Technical skills can be developed at LTC workshops and through many commercial guide services and training courses. 
  3. All participants on Restricted Trips must submit a completed Medical Form to the Outings Leader and sign the Mountaineering Oversight Committee Waiver for these trips.
  4. Helmets are required on all Restricted Trips and are recommended on all class 3 outings involving rock climbing by the National Mountaineering Oversight Committee.

    RULES OF CONDUCT

I Fully Agree that this outing is a group activity under the complete control of the leaders. With this as my guide, I agree without reservation to the following rules proscribed by the Management Committee of the Sierra Peaks Section of the Angeles Chapter, Sierra Club.In order to assure the well-being of all; preserve natural beauty and living things; maintain good will toward the Sierra Club and its objectives the following Rules apply to all persons joining SPS activities. Conduct must, at all times, be acceptable to the group itself, to the general public, and to officials with whom the group may come in contact. The authority of the leaders is to be recognized. The policy of the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club is that there is no place in Sierra Club outings for harassment, sexual or otherwise, of leaders or participants.  Such action by any Sierra Club leader or participant will not be tolerated, and violation of the policy will result in disciplinary action, including loss of leadership status and loss of the privilege of participation in Sierra Club events and outings.
  1. Never precede hike leader; never leave group without leader's permission; abide by leader's rulings as to adequacy of clothing, foot-wear, equipment, proficiency, experience, etc. Unless prior arrangements have been made, individuals and groups will not be given permission to leave the main party.
  2. No Individual will be permitted to climb by himself/herself under any circumstances.
  3. Unscheduled activities, including glissading or climbing by an alternate route, will not be permitted unless the leader's approval is obtained in advance.
  4. Individuals must always maintain sight or sound contact with the main party.
  5. Use extreme caution to avoid dislodging rocks.  If one is loosened, immediately call "ROCK!" in a loud clear voice to those below.
  6. Base Camp will not be abandoned by the group until all climbers are accounted for and are in base camp.
  7. All Members of the group under emergency conditions such as an accident, search or rescue will make themselves available as long as is required to complete the operations.
  8. Attendance at the pre-climb briefing is mandatory for all climbers.
  9. All costs incurred such as for special search, evacuation, rescue or medical aid beyond first aid are the victim's responsibility.
  10. Obey all fire, sanitary, administrative, and safety regulations of both the Club and any governmental agencies.  Don't throw rocks. Bring out all litter. Take only photographs; leave only footprints. On trails, don't cut switchbacks.  All cooking should be done on stoves. Where permitted, and wood is not is short supply, one campfire for the group is sufficient.
  11. Firearms and animals are prohibited.
  12. Persons less than 18 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian or have written permission from same giving phone number and authorization for continuing treatment by an MD in case of necessity.
  13. The use of Cell Phones and Mobile radios (except in the event of an emergency) may be restricted by the leader. Radios for navigation or GPS devices are allowed.
  14. The use of portable entertainment devices is prohibited.  (I-pod, walkman, games, etc.)
  15. Certain trips may require modification of these rules by the leader.
The leader is here for the express purpose of leading you safely into and out of the mountains.  Cooperate with him/her and trust his/her judgment.  The above will be in force until the group returns to the trailhead. Make sure you understand these restrictions as they apply to your qualifications to participate- be sure you are qualified to participate and that you will not handicap the group because the activity is too strenuous for you.  The privilege to attend SPS outings may be limited or withdrawn from those who willfully and/ or repeatedly do not comply with the Rules of Conduct.  The outing leaders are the sole judge of the qualifications of participants and they are required to screen participants to manage the safety of the entire group.  The Chapter Safety Committee has established the following classifications for outings that involve different levels and areas of skill but do not relate to the strenuousness of the outing.

C

For events under external control of a non-Sierra Club entity (e.g., ranger, concessionaire).

O

Applies to uncomplicated outings such as hikes on trails or equivalent. “Class 1” terrain.

I

Includes outings that involve cross-country -travel where navigation is necessary. Rougher ground than “O” outings may be traversed, and the use of hands for balance may be necessary.  Includes outings that have snow travel or skiing on easy terrain.  Climbing level: "Class 2” terrain. 

M
M - R
M - S

Includes Moderate level climbing: “Class 3” terrain.  On rock, the hands are used for climbing.  Some participants may want a safety belay.  On snow, safety dictates the use of ice axes and the ability to self-arrest. M-Rock and M-Snow ratings are available.

E

More exposed than an M outing.  Climbing on “Class 4” terrain.  Rock climbs will use a rope for all in the party.  On snow, climbing steeper terrain than on M outings is permissible and safety dictates the use of crampons.   

T

Applies to outings that involve specialized technical activities.

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