I took a couple of trips into the headwaters of Post Corral Creek and wrote a report for the last visit which can be found at:
http://www.sierrahiker.com/PostCorralLakes/index.html
R04 TR: Lakes at the head of Post Corral Creek 9/7-9/10
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Re: Trip Report for Lakes at the head of Post Corral Creek
Thanks for the TR. I appreciated your comments about 'conditioning". I will be posting a TR very soon (once I figure out the best way to make the pictures available), which will have some focus on being in decent condition prior to beginning a hike. It sounds like you have figured out a good way to be ready. by the way, some of your previous years TR's have been helpful for my planning, again thanks.
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Re: Trip Report for Lakes at the head of Post Corral Creek
Another great trip report, Bill. That's a great area--often overlooked by people looking for higher, showier stuff, but it has its own very different charms.
I've camped at the big meadow lake (east of Point 10124) and the last lake you visited (9840+), and both were fine spots. Also camped at the Reddy's Hole pond--as you no doubt noticed, it's extremely shallow, and we had a hard time getting water there, which is too bad because it's a pretty spot.
I've gone in there from the north--once via Thompson Pass then east along the ridgeline, once via Mt. Shinn Pass. Either way, lots of great routes you can do around there.
I've camped at the big meadow lake (east of Point 10124) and the last lake you visited (9840+), and both were fine spots. Also camped at the Reddy's Hole pond--as you no doubt noticed, it's extremely shallow, and we had a hard time getting water there, which is too bad because it's a pretty spot.
I've gone in there from the north--once via Thompson Pass then east along the ridgeline, once via Mt. Shinn Pass. Either way, lots of great routes you can do around there.
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Re: Trip Report for Lakes at the head of Post Corral Creek
Nice. I've been through there on skis, but never in the summer, so it's nice to see how it looks without the snow.
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Re: Trip Report for Lakes at the head of Post Corral Creek
Very interesting report. This is certainly an area one almost never hears about and that fact makes it more fun to explore such places.
Since my fishing (etc.) website is still down, you can be distracted by geology stuff at: http://www.fresnostate.edu/csm/ees/facu ... ayshi.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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