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#12874 05/26/04 03:22 PM
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I appreciate having access to the information available on this board. Living in Northern California, more usual haunts for me are Shasta and Lassen. Does anyone know of a decent message board that focuses on Shasta or NoCal peaks in general?

#12875 05/26/04 05:40 PM
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You can try the California section of <A HREF="http://www.summitpost.com">summitpost.com</A> or the Northern California section of <A HREF="http://www.cascadeclimbers.com">cascadeclimbers.com.</A>

#12876 05/27/04 12:42 PM
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There's a Tahoe Backcountry message board, although it seems not to get much traffic. Also a board on 395.com. And hey, I've been doing peak climbing in Northern CA for almost 35 years, now. Feel free to ask me about any peak! Yahoo, SummitPost, all deal with inane replies as does this board sometimes. I've got tons of maps, so can advise by that, too, on really obscure peaks and trails.

There's no more local Sierra Club support for intensive peak climbing, so don't bother with them. Most likely you'll get bad information or entreaties to not do any peak climbing. Some of them are good at extracting info from second hand sources, then giving them to you all mixed up.

I'd love to have a message board on my own site, but I don't have the memory or approval for anything but a manually controlled post situation. No money for software or web hosting at that level, either. Many posters have asked for a Northern CA climbing message board. I try to answer the best I can to e-mails from wherever, but I can't compete with people who are mountain locals, or with hundreds of posters contributing.

Hey, I was visiting the Mt. Shasta Ranger Station to snap photos and talk with the rangers just two days ago, so am updated on how things are run there. I hear the Lassen Loop is now plowed and open. Snapped many photos of the big mountain, but it was topped with clouds all of my trip.

#12877 05/30/04 04:49 AM
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Thanks, Keema. It's amazing how different boards have such different cultures. Summitpost.com, for example, appears to be a very sociable club of folks from around the Northwest who get out onto the mountains every possible second they can.

4x,

Thanks for the offer to correspond about N.Cal mountains. And thanks for the info about Lassen. Just today I was wondering if the Loop had been plowed yet. First time I was up there it was still not plowed in mid-July! I need to get back up there soon. To avoid crowding this board with off-topic material, I will contact you soon via email to pick your brain.


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