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Originally Posted by toejam
I say go for it. Be at the visitor center as soon as they open the doors and you'll probably find spots available up the mountain. It gets cold and windy there and you have to carry all water, or re-supply in McKittrick or Dog Canyon. But it should be a good time to go. Be willing to walk lots of miles and climb many thousands of feet.
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i know about the miles & feet. so do you think there's a good chance the the campsites at pine springs will all be taken? that's what i'm concerned about. it's one thing to camp at pine springs and hike from there. it's quite another to backpack to a campsite with all our gear and food for a couple of nights. we need to decide if that's we need to be prepared to do.
thanks for the encouragement, though. i think we're going, regardless.
kevin