IMPORTANT UPDATE: STARTING 11/5/2023 WE WILL BE REVERTING TO FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. Sign ups will open 9PM on Sundays of Wave release (instead of being open 9PM-12AM)
Join us for this 10-mile hike with 1300 ft. of elevation gain through the San Gabriel Forest and Sheep Mountain Wilderness to the “Bridge to Nowhere”! We’ll cross the San Gabriel River a few times so be prepared to get wet! The highlight of the hike is the mysterious bridge built over the east fork in 1936. In the 1930's a road lead there, but was swept away by floods in 1938, and it’s been isolated ever since!
IMPORTANT NOTE: There are 6-8 stream crossings, and due to the rain, the water may come up to your thighs! Be prepared to get wet! I will be bringing two pairs of shoes: one dry pair for hiking and one for river crossings. Maybe bring a towel? But don’t worry, if we decide the river crossing are dangerous we will not cross :)
PACKING LIST:
H2O (1-2 Liters)
Lunch & Snacks (this is LONG and we don’t want any hangry hikers!)
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
WAIVERS
Optional gear for river crossings: two pairs of socks and shoes, trekking poles, etc.
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