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Jul 07 2018
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45 female
 Joined Jan 18 2011
 In the Wild
Yocum RidgeNorth Central, OR
North Central, OR
Hiking avatar Jul 07 2018
LucyanTriplogs 1,447
Hiking15.20 Miles 3,400 AEG
Hiking15.20 Miles
3,400 ft AEG
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Sep 22 2017
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38 male
 Joined Aug 16 2006
 Portland, OR
Yocum RidgeNorth Central, OR
North Central, OR
Hiking avatar Sep 22 2017
keepmovingTriplogs 592
Hiking16.86 Miles 3,849 AEG
Hiking16.86 Miles   7 Hrs   51 Mns   2.15 mph
3,849 ft AEG20 LBS Pack
 
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Headed back up the mountain to knock another hike off my to-do list. Although the mountain got hit with early season snow storms over the last couple of days, the forecast showed that today would be mostly cloudy and snow free.

Started at 10:20 from the Ramona Falls parking lot. It was mostly sunny and in the low 50s, only a couple other of cars in the parking lot. Made good time to the falls, the bridge over the Sandy is still out- but the crossing over the logs wasn't bad at all.

After turning onto Yocum Ridge clouds slowly began to roll in and it got a little chilly. I passed my first bit of snow at 5000 feet and by the time I was at 5500' it was a full blown winter wonderland. The trail was completely obscured by up to 2' of snow in some places, but fortunately another hiker ahead of me had plowed an easy to follow path. By the time I reached the meadow area at the end of the trail I had just a momentary glimpse of the mountain before clouds rolled in and engulfed it. I took a quick break before making a hasty retreat back down to snow-free ground.
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average hiking speed 2.15 mph

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