indian canyon, yesterday.





below the snowline







right when i hit 4000 feet elevation, that's when the snow started. yeah going in the snow isn't normally a big deal, but in so cal when it's right outside santa clarita at such a low elevation, that's a big deal, for me at least. norally i'd have to drive up to wrightwood to see the first signs of snow, about 60 miles from me. these pics were taken off inidan canyon trail. the entrance is a few miles down soledad, past the sand canyon exit on the 14. it's near mt gleason.

snow level is supposed to go down to 2000 ft with this next storm. come on so cal people, take advantage. just don't crowd mt. high, cause i want to go there tomorrow and not face a lot of traffic

 

Shucks... I thought I had a monopoly!

Cool photos mate, I always love seeing photos, even from quick trips.

 

yeah dude, i love seeing those pics you take, i thought of them going up there. more snow coming, woohoo!

 

Sweet man, love the pics - heard tahoe is getting 10 feet a snow at a time -
all rain on the east coast right now - real bummer....anyways Scofo you better start working double time!

 

I'll have to get out and play this weekend.

Now that the -40 weather has ceased, I don't have to worry about everything on my truck becoming brittle and snapping.

By the way... if you ever wanna trade rigs... *whistles and looks around*

 

i sure wish i could play in the snow by making a quick trip. but to find snow i have to travel around 100 miles

 

well technically that isnt even all that much snow.. looks like an inch or two.

but great pics, and as always, great runner!

 

this is true. but hey, i'll take what i can get. and some more is coming, so that'll be nice. i was just in the mountains today where there's some real snow, played around in the runner with it. the truck and the MTRs did well.