I: Scodie Mountain (7,294')
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Sat, Oct 24, 2026; 8:00 AM
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10/24/2026 8:00 AM
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I: Scodie Mountain (7,294')
Join us for a day of adventure in the Scodie Mountains and Kiavah Wilderness! Well take the less-traveled HPS Route 3 to the summit of Scodie Mountain, beginning on an old road before heading cross-country through a steep gully to a saddle. From there, well climb along the ridge to the 7,294-foot summit, enjoying expansive views of the surrounding southern Sierra and Mojave Desert along the way. The return takes a different route through the soft, steep terrain before reconnecting with the road and heading back to the trailhead.The Kiavah Wilderness sits at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada, where the Mojave Desert and Sierra ecosystems meet. This unique transition zone supports an interesting mix of desert vegetation alongside pinyon pine, juniper, and canyon oak. Expect approximately 6 miles of travel, 2,600 feet of elevation gain, and several miles of cross-country terrain. This outing is being led as part of a Sierra Club I-Provisional Leader qualification.
MX2V+CQ2 Inyokern, CA, USA
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Gabriela Corchado Lorent
gabrielacorchado@gmail.com
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Organized By: Angeles Chp Hundred Peaks
Location: MX2V+CQ2 Inyokern, CA, USA
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Gabriela Corchado Lorent
gabrielacorchado@gmail.com
3233630027
Bill Simpson
simphome@yahoo.com
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Join us for a day of adventure in the Scodie Mountains and Kiavah Wilderness! We’ll take the less-traveled HPS Route 3 to the summit of Scodie Mountain, beginning on an old road before heading cross-country through a steep gully to a saddle. From there, we’ll climb along the ridge to the 7,294-foot summit, enjoying expansive views of the surrounding southern Sierra and Mojave Desert along the way. The return takes a different route through the soft, steep terrain before reconnecting with the road and heading back to the trailhead.
The Kiavah Wilderness sits at the southern end of the Sierra Nevada, where the Mojave Desert and Sierra ecosystems meet. This unique transition zone supports an interesting mix of desert vegetation alongside pinyon pine, juniper, and canyon oak. Expect approximately 6 miles of travel, 2,600 feet of elevation gain, and several miles of cross-country terrain.
This outing is being led as part of a Sierra Club I-Provisional Leader qualification.
Level: Strenuous
Signup Instructions: Register and complete Medical Form and Waiver online. Email primary leader, Gabriela Corchado Lorent, if you have any questions.
Recommended Items: 10 Essentials, boots or shoes with good traction, lunch/snacks, 3 liters of water MINIMUM. Trekking poles are highly recommended.
Signup Restrictions: If you are sick or have been in contact with anyone with viral symptoms, please do not attend this outing.
Carpool: Participants coordinate their own carpool. The Sierra Club assumes no liability for carpools, ride sharing or anything similar, which are strictly personal arrangements among the drivers and participants.
Note: Carpool transportation is at the sole risk of the participants.
Cancellation Policy: Extreme heat cancels the trip.