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Leaf peeping today along Rock Creek Road. Hiked along the creek for 5ish miles, then drove up to Rock Creek Lake for lunch. Such a beautiful time of year up here. 🌲🍂🍁

One of the reasons we wanted to do this extended stay over back in Mammoth was to be able to drive down into Red’s Meadow in the daytime. The shuttles are no longer running and there is a few week gap where you can drive yourself down. 😃

On the road again. Time to leave Nevada and start our “snowbird” trek to Arizona. We will stay a few days in Mammoth, then make our way to Phoenix where we will spend the next 6 months. 🌲🌵☀️

After 21 days of heat, smoke, and rain; we were happy to get outside and complete the Verdi to Floriston section of the Tahoe Pyramid Trail. We did the first part from Verdi to the Fleish Dam & Bridge on May 23 (8mi out and back). Today was 10.5 mi out and back from Fleish Dam & Bridge to Floriston.

Finally….the smoke is blowing away. 😀👏🏻

Easy hike around Gull Lake today. We went counterclockwise, then returned clockwise to give us 3.72 mi. Went the wrong way on the first loop and took the firsherman’s trail. That entailed some technical stuff and a bit of rock scrambling, but on the loop back, we got it figured out and took the correct trail. Wish the signage was better, but all in all, a nice hike around the lake. Beautiful park next to the marina with play equipment for the kids and a big fire pit. Noticed the interpretive map when we were done. I’m sure that would have been very helpful! 😄🥾⛰

Today’s hike took us back out in the area of Little Lakes Valley. We did 6.65 miles out and back. We hiked along a creek and made it all the way to Rock Creek Lake. We walked around there for a bit, had a break, then back down we went. Beautiful and lush. Not many mosquitoes, so that was really nice! Thanks to a local friend for this recommendation. It was perfect for today. Videos will be in my stories. ⛰🥾😃

We took a backroads drive yesterday to explore some areas we have not been to before. We went to 3 petroglyph sites that all sit in a valley at the base of the White Mountains. Drove through the Volcanic Tablelands and Casa Diablo Mtn areas while catching some rain! Our temps went from 92 (at the petroglyphs) down to 68 with the rain.😃 The view of the Minarets with Banner and Ritter just never gets old.

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