@@shredvisionfilms Also, cairns can be a life saver. They should be placed on the trail in line of sight. In other words, once you find one, you SHOULD be able to see the next one, and then the next one, etc. I can’t tell you how many times I have relied on them; likewise, I can’t tell you how many I stacked/built. I have been backpacking in the Sierras for over 50 years. I have been at Twin Lakes over 15 times. Again, great video. Hope to see you on the trail,
Thanks for checking out our video. From George lake to Kaiser Peak and back was about 5 miles round trip I'd say. No real distinct trail. Took us about 5 hours or so to complete. Awesome hike.
What a great trip. The mountains look beautiful. Great video work.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video! By the way, the stacked rocks are called cairns.
Awsome thanx for the info. I knew there must be an official name lol.
@@shredvisionfilms Also, cairns can be a life saver. They should be placed on the trail in line of sight. In other words, once you find one, you SHOULD be able to see the next one, and then the next one, etc. I can’t tell you how many times I have relied on them; likewise, I can’t tell you how many I stacked/built. I have been backpacking in the Sierras for over 50 years. I have been at Twin Lakes over 15 times. Again, great video. Hope to see you on the trail,
Do you recall the mileage from George Lake to Kaiser Peak roundtrip? How long did it take you? My group is leaving next weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for checking out our video. From George lake to Kaiser Peak and back was about 5 miles round trip I'd say. No real distinct trail. Took us about 5 hours or so to complete. Awesome hike.