I belive the highest point in san mateo county is actually Borel Hill located in he russian ridge osp. Long ridge is unique that it contains the intersection of three counties santa clara, san mateo, and santa cruz. The pimt i think you are referring to is actually a bit lower than Borel. The highest point isn long ridge, turtle rock is higher but falls within santa cruz county, atleast this is how i understand it
I stand corrected i see the pint you refer to on the topo map, interstingly it seems it never has been surveyed for an accurate elevation. Maybe that why it has been oberlooked by those who told me borel is the highest , a number of individuals, curious.
I contacted Mr. Jones for the following corrections to be made. Do not contact Loro. She has retired.
Contact Coby King at coby@hpstrat.com to get your name on the wait list. Coby is a fellow climber. He can also be contacted on peakbagger.com.
Coby arranges two maybe three visits a year with the owner Ron M.
Diskus - Jul 7, 2012 2:26 pm - Hasn't voted
Highest pointI belive the highest point in san mateo county is actually Borel Hill located in he russian ridge osp. Long ridge is unique that it contains the intersection of three counties santa clara, san mateo, and santa cruz. The pimt i think you are referring to is actually a bit lower than Borel. The highest point isn long ridge, turtle rock is higher but falls within santa cruz county, atleast this is how i understand it
Diskus - Jul 7, 2012 2:48 pm - Hasn't voted
OopsI stand corrected i see the pint you refer to on the topo map, interstingly it seems it never has been surveyed for an accurate elevation. Maybe that why it has been oberlooked by those who told me borel is the highest , a number of individuals, curious.
cohper - Apr 21, 2016 4:28 pm - Hasn't voted
Access correctionsI contacted Mr. Jones for the following corrections to be made. Do not contact Loro. She has retired.
Contact Coby King at coby@hpstrat.com to get your name on the wait list. Coby is a fellow climber. He can also be contacted on peakbagger.com.
Coby arranges two maybe three visits a year with the owner Ron M.