upper kern basin
Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 1:46 pm
just got back last weekend from a 2 week trip into the upper kern basin w/ my 14 year old son...
it was great.
here is a slideshow:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12579619@N ... 5325/show/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
went in over kearsarge, then forester. the fishing in bullfrog lake is just spectacular. the upper ken basin is just as it has always been - nice and quiet. we had 1 small thunderstorm one day that dave us some light snowfall. my kidd loved it. went back out the same way we came in but did a minor loop to visit lake south america. i could have easily spent another 5 days there.
my next trip is coming up... going to do tehiphite valley via bishop pass.
the current plan it to hike up out of tehipite to crown valley and then begin the cross country run to tunemah lake, goddard creek, ionian basin & connect back up to the muir trail near black giant and then head on back to south lake. well, that's the goal anyways. i have been to ionian basin many times but never to tunemah. since it's in one of the lonliest parts of the sierra, makes it that much more appealing.
it was great.
here is a slideshow:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12579619@N ... 5325/show/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
went in over kearsarge, then forester. the fishing in bullfrog lake is just spectacular. the upper ken basin is just as it has always been - nice and quiet. we had 1 small thunderstorm one day that dave us some light snowfall. my kidd loved it. went back out the same way we came in but did a minor loop to visit lake south america. i could have easily spent another 5 days there.
my next trip is coming up... going to do tehiphite valley via bishop pass.
the current plan it to hike up out of tehipite to crown valley and then begin the cross country run to tunemah lake, goddard creek, ionian basin & connect back up to the muir trail near black giant and then head on back to south lake. well, that's the goal anyways. i have been to ionian basin many times but never to tunemah. since it's in one of the lonliest parts of the sierra, makes it that much more appealing.