Actually when you get to the grassy flat area at a "crossroads", a trail goes the left to the Jack London Park Highpoint, a trail goes to the right and the summit is straight ahead. You can easily see the communications towers. And inregards to climbing the fence, I think it's private property, might check on that and get permission? Not that the "real summit" is a huge accomplishment but the elevation gain from the fence line to the summit might be 20 feet and the only technical part of thst 20 feet is going over the barb wire fence.
Marmaduke - Feb 16, 2010 12:37 am - Voted 10/10
The summitActually when you get to the grassy flat area at a "crossroads", a trail goes the left to the Jack London Park Highpoint, a trail goes to the right and the summit is straight ahead. You can easily see the communications towers. And inregards to climbing the fence, I think it's private property, might check on that and get permission? Not that the "real summit" is a huge accomplishment but the elevation gain from the fence line to the summit might be 20 feet and the only technical part of thst 20 feet is going over the barb wire fence.
mrchad9 - Mar 28, 2010 9:32 pm - Voted 10/10
Re: The summitA sign states the land is owned by Sonoma County- so not really private- and assured that we wouldn't feel bad about hanging around on it.
Marmaduke - Mar 29, 2010 12:23 am - Voted 10/10
Re: The summitYea i ditto that. But like I said....