Where’s Chihuahua? This is the name of a bowl and a drainage with a seasonal creek that ends up near the pack station in Mineral King. It is up the Timber Gap/Sawtooth trail, on the way to Cobalt and Crystal Lakes. We were joined by The Farmer, Hiking Buddy, The Heir and his wife (I’ll call her Beauty), and the Nine-Year-Old for what we mistakenly thought would be a simple walk.
It was a hike. A Hike. A HIKE. A HIKE!
(Provision International sends shoes to people in very poor countries who don’t have any.)
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Sharing your trips to out-of-the-way areas in MK are so good, Jana. Thank you.
Thank you, Louise! And you and Nadine showed me the best one, but I never reveal the name of it. Didn’t go this year either.
You got it! Picking out the good ones now! (I only ask for photo credit).
P.S. I’m definitely an ISTJ. I’m not creative enough to see anything or anyone in rock formation, ridges, or shadows.
I got only as far as Marmot Boulderfield, but my friend and I enjoyed the hike. Well, except for the steep part. Which is pretty much all of it. But the valley views are stunning! Wish I could upload a few of my own photos here.
62 floors climbed! I wonder how many floors or flights of stairs to Chihuahua. . . and if you send me your photos of the Marmot Boulderfield, I’ll share them on another post, with your permission. Thanks, Sharon!
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