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    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Hi,
    I'd like to do the JMT in about 14 days in mid Juy or mid Aug. I am looking for a partner. I have done 90% of the trail in pieces and am ready to do the whole trail. Any interest?
    Jeff Cygan
    Santa Barbara, Ca.
    [email protected]

    #1386002
    Randy Brissey
    BPL Member

    @rbrissey

    Locale: Redondo Beach, CA

    Hello,

    Which direction are you planning to do it? There appears many are planning to do it this summer. I am planning a south to north run (bypassing Whitney) by starting at Horseshoe Meadow.

    Randy

    #1386374
    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Hi Randy,
    Thanks for the reply. I'd like to go from Yosemite to Whiney. I'd like to do the classic route. On the other hand, I'm always open for changing conditions.
    Jeff

    #1386377
    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Jhuara Wachsman,
    Thanks for the reply. I tried your site, it didnt work. Please contact me again. Mid July could be a good time.
    Jeff

    #1386388
    JW
    BPL Member

    @litetrail

    Jeff,

    Hey, sorry the link didn't work, but it was just to my profile here on BPL's site. You can see it at any time by clicking my name or user name next to this post. My gear list is there in PDF format (though I have a new kit that I have been working on). You can also see a history of past posts I've made.

    The JMT is one of the trails on my "can't wait to go" list. It would be great to go with someone who's done parts of it. I know some of the trails are not well marked at the north end.

    I've followed the record attempts of Al Shaver on this site and others who have done it leisurely. From both perspectives it looks really fun and challenging.

    I've got plenty of experience backpacking and usually go solo night hiking whenever possible. I can do 14 hour days or mellow days. I'm flexible. Most importantly to me is to have fun, learn about new trails and experience being in nature.

    Contact me at my email if you have any questions.

    All the best,
    Jhaura

    #1386848
    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Jhaura Wachsman,
    I'm sorry but I still cant get onto your backpacklight site and you didnt give me your email address to contact you. If you could email me your email address I will gladly contact you. Mid July sounds good to me for the JMT.
    Jeff Cygan

    #1387570
    Joel Richter
    Member

    @joelr

    Jeff,
    I hoping to do the JMT this summer as well. The good wife says I can't go solo. Still looking for a partner? 2 weeks is about what I was looking at. Have you established a start date? Let me know… Joel (Camas, WA)
    PS – anyone open to a tag-a-long on the JMT, let me know.

    #1387571
    Douglas Frick
    BPL Member

    @otter

    Locale: Wyoming

    I might be able to go…late July or August. I don't have any permits.

    #1388266
    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Thanks for the reply Joel,
    That sounds familiar; my wife doesn't like me hiking solo either. Good thing someone is looking out for us. I was looking at about July 18 to Aug 1 from Yosemite Valley to Whitney Summit. Let me know. You can email me if you like.
    Jeff

    #1388287
    Julie Busse
    Member

    @mountuhngirl

    Hi Joel,

    I am also planning to do the JMT from north to south. Plan to start fairly soon after 4th of July. I can't go much later as I have other committments in mid-August. No permit, just planning to camp out a day or two if necessary to get one of the same-day permits. I will be doing a more leisurely trip than you, closer to three weeks. I'm in Seattle and am wondering how you are planning to get to and from the trail and if you might be interested in sharing transport?

    #1388290
    Douglas Frick
    BPL Member

    @otter

    Locale: Wyoming

    >I might be able to go…late July or August. I don't have any permits.

    Bah. Not this year. :-(

    #1388794
    Jeff C.
    Member

    @cascadejeff

    Locale: S.Cal/High Sierra

    Hey Joel,
    Still interested?
    Jeff

    #1389005
    cary bertoncini
    Spectator

    @cbert

    Locale: N. California

    i'm thinking about this

    can't be sure i can commit to whole thing – i'll be on a time window for work & will have to bail out if i can't make a pace for 2 week trip

    but around the 4th for starters sounds about right

    #1389008
    cary bertoncini
    Spectator

    @cbert

    Locale: N. California

    start june 30 or july 1 or 2

    #1389931
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    My son and I are planing in late August and early September South to North. We would like to refill at Muir Ranch. Is it still in business?

    #1389934
    cary bertoncini
    Spectator

    @cbert

    Locale: N. California

    schedule & all

    http://www.muirtrailranch.com/

    you aren't a kays from grass valley are you?

    #1389943
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    No Cary, I didn't know there were any. And thanks for response. John

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