Kaweah Basin trip report

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Post by copeg »

Thank you doug, quentic, and Rosie! quentinc, maverick's detailed post says more than I could ever say about the approaches.
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Oh My!!! Those are absolutely amazing...I LOVE them all. I looked at my map to see where you were at...it looks nice and remote. What a gorgeous part of the Sierra.

How does one choose where to go..this area is a for sure place! :nod:
Cloud Canyon is gorgeous! So nice to see it so green and lush!
Thank you for posting them!
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Thanks Maverick. That gives me a lot to think about. Finally, how bad is Pyra-Queen pass? I ask that with the possibility of heading in from Crescent Meadow.
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Post by maverick »

The easiest pass into Kaweah Basin, the pass is the small chute you see
in the middle of the saddle from left to right above the patch of snow.
The other side is long and rocky but great scenery especially at
sunrise.


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ahhhhh. What a great trip , Trailblazer. Beautiful shots.
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Post by copeg »

Thanks madeintahoe and trailtrekker! I'm still in a different world right now after being in "the real world" for a work week.
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Post by Buck Forester »

YAAAA!!! Awesome adventure and pics! This stuff is what makes High Sierra Topix such a fantastic place!
It's all about the WILDERNESS!!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/buckforester/page9/
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Post by lostcoyote »

trailblazer

congratulations on this most outstanding photograph in your collection (my opinion here of course)

http://www.naturefocused.com/archives/v ... x/IMG_7840

it is beautiful and you were at the right place at the right time
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Awesome pics as usual, Trailblazer! :)
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Maverick, thanks for the photo. That's Pyra-Queen, I take it?
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