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brutus of wydeUntitled Comment

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Feel free to link it to the "Overview section" of the Whitney main page.



Brutus
Posted Jan 3, 2006 2:55 pm

redsplashman23Elevation is now 14,505 feet

Voted 10/10

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Whitney

http://www.halfaya.org/leo/hiking/Whitney/index.htm (Mount Whitney is apparently 14,505 feet according to the latest measurement (see this Wikipedia article), and the trail is 22 miles out-and-back with a net elevation gain of 6130 feet (but also some descent in the middle, so there is more overall climbing).
Posted Oct 3, 2006 6:06 pm

stephoWhitney Keeler Couloir

Voted 10/10

I thought Whitney Keeler Couloir is class 4.
Posted Jan 5, 2008 6:09 pm

bearbnzMore red tape

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The North Fork of Lone Pine Creek now requires a lottery permit. From the INF:

Originally Posted By: Inyo National Forest2008 Update: Mt Whitney Zone Day Use Quota applies for all day hikes into the Mt. Whitney Zone.

This affects all visitors that will day hike into the Mt. Whitney Zone and includes all trails, cross country travel, including the Mountaineers Route, East Face/ East Buttress and other summits within the Mt Whitney Zone. Day use of North Fork of Lone Pine Creek trail is included in the Mt. Whitney Day Use quota of 100 people each day. Visitors with an overnight permit into the Mt Whitney Zone do not require an additional day permit, the overnight permit is valid.
Posted Jan 20, 2008 12:17 am

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