Message posted by gp3po on November 08, 2011 at 19:34:51 PST:
Piece of cake. If your van has good clearance, you should have no problem driving the 22 miles to where the road starts to get poor (in good dry weather). From there your hike is 1.3 miles and 1019 feet elevation gain from 6890 to the peak at 7915. You hike up a road, then up a steep ridge with poor footing (stay off to the side and its better footing), then grade around to the right to a saddle. From here you can see the trail desends to a saddle then up to the peak. The trail is well marked with flags and bright tape. Got Garmin GPS? I can send you the .gdb file with my track. In hot weather pack lots of water and start early to beat the heat.
In Reply to: Tikaboo Peak hike & drive posted by Uttoveggio on November 08, 2011 at 16:16:32 PST:
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