snow report 4 high lakes

[arrowbee]

Some friends and I r planing a trip to high lakes the weekend of the 23 of this month ,I was wondering if any 1 nose what the snow is like there and if it will be wheelable .thanks

[Daddys Lil Country Girl]

i "heard" 12 feet at philbrook and im sure it snowed more taday

[arrowbee]

That sucks I'm headed to north d that fallowing  week ,thanks

[Dingman.]

There was quite a bit of snow saturday night.  I don't know about 12 feet though.

The snow was "alright" when we went.  We left my house in magalia about midnight and didn't get home until 6am.
It did start to freeze over and started to get a little tougher, but it was still do able.

Oh and hey, if anyone goes up and finds a chainsaw up there, let me know. Someone in our group left that thing up there on accident somewhere..   I think it was green?  Im not sure. 

[arrowbee]

Do u think it will be wheel able by the 22?its suppose to be in the 80 the next 2 weeks hopefully it will be good,I just got done with my build and want to go wheel that weekend.

[Dingman.]

What are you Driving?

Im sure it will be fine.

I can't tell you how the snow will be because i do not know.  Hell it just kinda snowed up where i live yesterday my buddy told me. so go figure. 
Bring some shovels, straps, and you should be good to go.. lol

[arrowbee]

I have a 89 yota that's sas ,I bunch of us from red bluff were wanting to go crawlin somewhere where its will be dry but I wasn't sure what the conditions were there ,do u no of anywhere in the northern part ,somewhere around hear

[Snowtoy]

Given the weather outlook for the next few weeks and the amount of snow fall the northern Sierras got this season, you wont likely be doing any rock crawling in the high lakes area until sometime June.

If you aren't familiar w/spring snow wheeling, it can be eventful, w/a lot of steep off camber slopes, wash outs, constantly changing snow conditions, etc., it is rarely uneventful.  Wheeling in the early morning or late evening would be your best bet since the snow is a little more solid than during the day.  As mentioned take along several shovels and recovery gear, you will need it.  The nice thing about snow is that you can always shovel yourself out of a bad situation, or shovel down a high section to prevent a bad outcome.

[Dingman.]

http://4x4trailhunters.com/trails

Maybe that will help you find something better??