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conditions for Isberg and Fernandez Pass

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conditions for Isberg and Fernandez Pass

Postby casafede » Tue Jul 20, 2010 4:01 pm

Anybody been over Isberg and Fernandez passes lately? Are theyt passable or is the snow too deep. Mosquito report from Toulumne to Wawona via these passes? Thanks.

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Postby bill-e-g » Tue Jul 20, 2010 6:57 pm

Haven't been but saw Gale from far away. Post Peak Pass and
Fernandez should be just fine unless you are completely
allergic to any snow at all. (there MAY be SOME going up to
Post Peak).

In a similar type year past the mosq. below Post in Yose weren't
that bad. But YMMV.

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