[mtber3737]

Here's the way we prepare for a Christmas ride in the OC.

Anybody recognize the mountain??? Great trails for a 5.5!

Merry Christmas from SoCal

 

[Blaster1200]

That's alcohol abuse! You're going to shake that stuff up! Who's bringing the limes?

The photo is taken somewhere around Aliso Woods, and the mountain is the Clevelands (Trabuco area).

 

[misctwo]

That's alcohol abuse! You're going to shake that stuff up! Who's bringing the limes?

The photo is taken somewhere around Aliso Woods, and the mountain is the Clevelands (Trabuco area).

i bet that corona box is full of weed.

 

[mtber3737]

Blaster, you are the man!

The photo is taken somewhere around Aliso Woods, and the mountain is the Clevelands (Trabuco area).[/QUOTE]

Good eye... taken from hills in Laguna Niguel looking towards Saddleback Mt.

 

[rickthewelder]

i bet that corona box is full of weed.

And if the weed is from ''the Trabuco area'' it is much better than the Corona....

 

[Blaster1200]

I've often looked at those peaks wondering which one is the peak of Old Camp, Black Star, Trabuco, etc...I still don't know which one is which from a distance....Heck, from Foothill Ranch, I can't even identify anything. I guess I should break out some topo maps to check for peak altitudes.

Nice rack, btw. I can't believe I just said that to a guy.

 

[misctwo]

I've often looked at those peaks wondering which one is the peak of Old Camp, Black Star, Trabuco, etc...I still don't know which one is which from a distance....Heck, from Foothill Ranch, I can't even identify anything. I guess I should break out some topo maps to check for peak altitudes.

Nice rack, btw. I can't believe I just said that to a guy.

are those titanium spindles you sportin on them spd's?

 

[mtber3737]

Thanks.... I think?

I've often looked at those peaks wondering which one is the peak of Old Camp, Black Star, Trabuco, etc...I still don't know which one is which from a distance....Heck, from Foothill Ranch, I can't even identify anything. I guess I should break out some topo maps to check for peak altitudes.

Nice rack, btw. I can't believe I just said that to a guy.

The highest mountain is Saddleback an is approx 5600 ft. From the saddle between the two peaks, you take a rugged single track down to Old Camp then continue on downward via the Santiago truck Trail to the Luge (a popular SoCal ride).

BTW: I've always prided myself on my rack ... whatch it dude, this is SoCal!!!!

 

[mtber3737]

Stock pedals

are those titanium spindles you sportin on them spd's?

No.... just stock pedals. I don't feel like ripping my legs up should one break... which they sometimes do!

 

[DeeZee]

Santiago and Majeska Peaks

The highest mountain is Saddleback an is approx 5600 ft. From the saddle between the two peaks, you take a rugged single track down to Old Camp then continue on downward via the Santiago truck Trail to the Luge (a popular SoCal ride).

BTW: I've always prided myself on my rack ... whatch it dude, this is SoCal!!!!

http://www.canyonlife.com/docent1.htm

http://angeles.sierraclub.org/hps/signatures/18a.htm

Been riding these mountains for 17 years and absolutely love them!

ps. The 5.5 rocks!