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| Leaving big bear we could see the lake. |
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| Above about 7,000 feet the desert tends to be a pine forest. |
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| Pine forest makes for soft shady trail, very welcome after the desert. |
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| The burned areas tend to be kind of creepy.... |
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| This was taken 180 degrees from the previous picture; you can see some scorched trees at where the fire must have stopped. |
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| Blue sky, brown grass and white dead trees. |
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| PCT Bridge over deep creek, beat that AMC! |
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| Back to the low desert following the Deep Creek canyon. |
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| That sign has seen some shit! |
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| Canyon country |
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| I look like I'm riding a horse |
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| Another bridge! |
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| That Dam ain't doin' a dam thing |
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| Naked hiker headed to the hot springs 5 miles back. |
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| Mountains ahead! I hiked over those to Wrightwood. |
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| Walked by another dam. |
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| The PCT has to go along roads occasionally, it's not all wilderness. |
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| Occasionally you come by a cooler on the trail... |
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| A thirsty hikers dream! Fruit! Days from town you tend to dream about fresh fruit. |
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| Climbed up to Silverwood lake. |
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| Heading down canyons to Cajon Pass. |
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| Mountains to Wrightwood getting closer! |
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| Last Canyon before the McDonalds at Cajon Pass (sorry no pictures...) |
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| Water Cache ahead!!! |
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| Trail zig-zags |
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| Part of the 6500+ foot day of climbing |
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| Back to pines with a PCT marker ahead somewhere around 8,000 feet up. |
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