I have a question, is there a way I can go from Cedar Creek falls trail to Eagle Peak and from there to the Three Sisters Trail? And if so, how many miles will that be both ways? I drove 1.5 hours from San Diego to the Three sisters just to find out it was closed. Driving to Cedar Creek trail is closer to me and I thought I can the 3 trails in one day. Thank you for all your videos.
Yup, take the left onto Eagle Peak Road (dirt trail most of the way) before you get to Cedar Creek. About 20m from Cedar Creek trailhead to Eagle Peak and back (w/o 3 Sisters falls)
Should be in the next week or so - just want to make sure it's solid. So far it's great, the maps and touchscreen are really good - but I'm using the Epix more, the screen just blows the Fenix away and the battery is still good.
I've hiked to Eagle Peak, but it was a warm day, so I skipped going to Three Sisters Falls. Now you've got me planning to try again. In the video you used the word "lush" three times, by my count, including in the phrase "lush fauna." I presume you meant "lush flora," since fauna means animals, and the only way "lush fauna" would make sense is if the reference were to animals that had over-imbibed distilled spirits (and the only ones who might do that would be bipeds you encounter on the trail).
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This is the best hiking guide channel on TH-cam! Thanks for all the wonderful hiking videos and keep up the great work!
Thank you!!!
Thank you SO much for making these videos!!!!
Great video ^^^ I'm a solo hiker, so I appreciate the thorough info & video so I can plan/prep.
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Thank you and glad it was helpful.
This hike has been on my list. I think I'll be doing it soon. I like how you combined the waterfall hike and the peak on one guide.👍
Loving the Cleveland national forest lately, did San Mateo peak recently and hoping to do Tenaja falls soon. Thanks for your many guides Mr. Guy.
What a scenery, absolutely brilliant views especially waterfall.
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Another good one. Here's your thumbs up!
I used to go to a place east of Ramona ca called devils punch bowl.
i did this one in may. i managed to not die when trying to climb the 3rd fall.
Looks like you had quite a windy day, something to keep the raptors happy.
I have a question, is there a way I can go from Cedar Creek falls trail to Eagle Peak and from there to the Three Sisters Trail? And if so, how many miles will that be both ways? I drove 1.5 hours from San Diego to the Three sisters just to find out it was closed. Driving to Cedar Creek trail is closer to me and I thought I can the 3 trails in one day. Thank you for all your videos.
Yup, take the left onto Eagle Peak Road (dirt trail most of the way) before you get to Cedar Creek. About 20m from Cedar Creek trailhead to Eagle Peak and back (w/o 3 Sisters falls)
Do you know how many miles will that be? Hiking not driving.
Looks fantastic! How is the Fenix 7 review coming along? Eagerly awaiting it over here 😃 hopefully you don’t get blown away before it drops haha!
Should be in the next week or so - just want to make sure it's solid. So far it's great, the maps and touchscreen are really good - but I'm using the Epix more, the screen just blows the Fenix away and the battery is still good.
8:36 I saw another survey marker @Hikingguy. Likly not a trangulation station.
Nice hike! Do you just drive by through out the u.s to hike or do you fly and rent a car?
I'm in SoCal so most hikes on the site are drivable for me!
What time did you get here ?
Can you ride the bike down
nope
I've hiked to Eagle Peak, but it was a warm day, so I skipped going to Three Sisters Falls. Now you've got me planning to try again.
In the video you used the word "lush" three times, by my count, including in the phrase "lush fauna." I presume you meant "lush flora," since fauna means animals, and the only way "lush fauna" would make sense is if the reference were to animals that had over-imbibed distilled spirits (and the only ones who might do that would be bipeds you encounter on the trail).
How do people DROWN in these PUDDLES OF WATER ????