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Aug 12 2019
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80 male
 Joined Nov 19 2012
 Reno, Nevada
Historic Sights near Donner SummitNorthern, CA
Historic Sights near Donner Summit
Northern, CA
Hiking avatar Aug 12 2019
AZClaimjumper • Triplogs 25
Hiking4.20 Miles 450 AEG
Hiking4.20 Miles
450 ft AEG
 
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This is a nice clean track, as Teva Joe is so fond of. So clean I'm going to try to make this the Official Track.
this hike description is the same as the Guide, only the track is different.

Put these co ords/waypoints into your GPS B4 beginning this clockwise hike.
Trailhead Co ords @ Rainbow Bridge: N39° 19.116' W120° 19.120'
Trail leading up to Catfish Pond/Lake Angela: N39° 19.029' W120° 19.696'
Intersect with Pacific Crest Trail: N39° 19.441' W120° 19.348'

The trail from Catfish Pond to Pacific Crest Trail is now clearly marked with easy to see/follow painted white spots with a red spot in the middle, on big easy to see boulders. You won't even need to look at your GPS the trail is now so apparent with the colored spots on boulders whether you are hiking clockwise or counterclockwise.

The geotagged photo set on the Guide applies to this triplog.
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 Named place [ checklist ]
[ checklist ]  Lake Angela
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