Comments on: Mount Conness via Young Lakes/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/Exploring the Rugged & WildSat, 02 Mar 2019 06:48:54 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.com/By: Conness Peak & North Peak – Leor Pantilat's Adventures/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-24947Sat, 02 Mar 2019 06:48:54 +0000/?p=3273#comment-24947[…] up Mount Conness was in 2007 (including North Peak and some excellent photos) and the second in 2011 via Young Lakes so it seems I’m on a four year schedule. I also visited the beautiful Conness Lakes a year […]

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By: Conness Peak & North Peak | Leor Pantilat's Adventures/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-12345Wed, 23 Sep 2015 23:16:56 +0000/?p=3273#comment-12345[…] up Mount Conness was in 2007 (including North Peak and some excellent photos) and the second in 2011 via Young Lakes so it seems I’m on a four year schedule. I also visited the beautiful Conness Lakes a year […]

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By: Virginia Peak | Leor Pantilat's Adventures/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-11000Fri, 29 Aug 2014 23:30:39 +0000/?p=3273#comment-11000[…] steep Whorl Mountain across picturesque Spiller Canyon, Matterhorn Peak at the head of the canyon, Mount Conness and Shepherd Crest to the south, and the Roof of Yosemite including Mount Lyell, Mount Maclure and […]

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By: Young lakes | Shereesvoice/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-8410Thu, 13 Sep 2012 06:41:53 +0000/?p=3273#comment-8410[…] Mount Conness via Young Lakes | Leor Pantilat’s BlogNov 6, 2011 … October 23rd was another spectacular fall day in the Sierras with an extremely scenic and pleasant climb of Mount Conness via Young Lakes. […]

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By: Michael Jimenez/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-8029Thu, 10 Nov 2011 04:55:02 +0000/?p=3273#comment-8029Was checking in on Ultrarunnerpodcast.com and came across this page & Wow, great pics, love all the hidden beauty of the mountains! Great incentive to reach the tops of peaks and ridges, great reward for the effort! Thanks for sharing!

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By: pantilat/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-8028Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:13:28 +0000/?p=3273#comment-8028In reply to sawtoothultralight.

Thanks! I know the area well too, but the scenery never ceases to inspire me! The temps were chilly during the first part in the forest (mid 20s), but with little wind it warmed up nicely in the sunshine during the afternoon. It was still a bit chilly near the summit so I put on the extra layer, but the rest of the trip was comfortable. The hydration pack I use is the Ultimate Direction Wasp, the best pack I have found for adventure running. Among other great features, the Wasp sits high and does not bounce, includes an ice axe loop, and has plenty of front pockets for camera, nutrition and essentials so you can access these things on the go. Total mileage via the route we took was a bit over 20 miles.

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By: sawtoothultralight/2011/11/06/mount-conness-via-young-lakes/#comment-8027Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:00:54 +0000/?p=3273#comment-8027Very nice, I know the area well. What were the temps in the AM when you got started? Also, what hydration system/vest are you wearing? Total mileage?

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