close
Drempd Web Design
home portfolio blog resume
home portfolio

Pear Lake

It rained.  Our goal was to do an out and back to Pear Lake -- a short nine mile or so trip.  We made it out four miles the first day before we decided to set up the tent.  We relaxed in the tent, had coffee, read.  It was nice.  We went to bed planning on just hiking back out in the rain.

 

We woke up the next morning.   I would love to say that it was brilliant blue skies, but it wasn't.  It was however just overcast...and the clouds looked like they would hold off any precipitation for a little while, so we packed up our backpacks, and continued onto Pear Lake.  We would backpack to Pear Lake, even if we would just turn around once we got there and head back to the car.

 

Since moving to Southern California several years ago, I dream of lush green trails like this.

 

We timed our hike perfectly for plenty of trail grazing.

 

Fortune Ponds

 

The small pass between Fortune Ponds and Pear Lake

 

Pear Lake

 

I'm rockin this hat

 

Fortune Ponds..again.  We stopped for maybe 20 minutes here on the way back, as small drops began to fall from the sky.  We picked a small ziplock bag full of blueberries, which we turned into blueberry coffee cake the next day.  It drizzeld a few times on the way out, but nothing too bad and we ended our backpack dry. 

 

August 29, 2016 Filed in: Backpacking




Related Posts


Chain Lakes in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness

The Chain Lakes have always been on my radar. We finally made it, on a hot and smoky weekend in late August. It was as beautiful as I imagined.
Read Post

Too Much Good Stuff

If you're exhausted and happy, you're doing something right.
Read Post

South Ridge San Jacinto

Being a parent who loves to get out on outdoor adventures can be challenging. While we've successfully taken our little one on numerous backpacking trips and hikes, it's often...
Read Post

A February Backpack

Being from the northwest, a backpacking trip in February is a bit of a novelty. It can be done, but it takes quite a bit of luck for things to line up correctly, at least for a trip that isn't a complete sufferfest.
Read Post

Related Writings

Chain Lakes in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Too Much Good Stuff South Ridge San Jacinto A February Backpack Lake Margaret Loop Jennie Lake Loop The Little Man's First Backpacking Trip Sawmill Pass Klonaqua Cradle Loop You do what you have to do to play in the Mountains My Favorite Images From Our Pacific Crest Trail Adventure Maggie Lakes Backpack in November A Solo Backpack Finally. Back to Backpacking Will Backpack for Baked Goods A Return to Backpacking Wallowa Mountain Backpacking Loops The Makings of an Epic Trip: Exploration What I Didn't Expect Along the Pacific Crest Trail Great Backpacking Loop Trips in the Northwest Why I Hike Lessons From the Pacifc Crest Trail
  • Adventure

    • adventure
    • backpacking
    • biking
    • gravelgrinding
    • hiking
    • running
    • trips
  • Web Dev

    • android app dev
    • css
    • entrepreneurship
    • git
    • handlebars
    • html
    • inkscape
    • js & jquery
    • marketing
    • photoshop
    • php
    • projects
    • quickbits
    • sass
    • ux
    • web design
    • web development
  • The Built Environment

    • architecture
    • urbanity
  • Society

    • atheism
    • politics
    • society
  • Projects

    • ctitch
    • strymr
    • web projects
    • zindrop
    • vimsio
  • Other

    • elements
    • favorites
  • Lifestyle

    • freelancelife
    • freelancing
    • ideallife
    • productivity

drempd | san diego, ca


home portfolio blog resume


Contact

Submitting...

Thank you for contacting me, we'll be in touch!

Thanks,
Forrest


Close this window

There was an error submitting your request. I aplogize for the inconvenience.


Close this window
Cancel