The rocks you saw are all volcanics. I think you mentioned Andesite Peak or so, and andesite is a type of volcanic rock. Also the funny dark outcrop you saw by the trail seems to be a remain of maybe a pyroclastic flow, I would need more footage to make sure 🤓 This is indeed a beautiful area and very interesting geologically speaking! Thanks for sharing 👍💟
I believe the small structure were outhouses . The higher one and the raised front door on hut are to accommodate for the snow levels. . The rock is volcanic . It is a magical place . ❤️ Thank you for sharing this beautiful day❤️🇨🇦
This was a very interesting section. That was the nicest campsite so far, tucked away in some trees. The tunnels under I-80 were amazing.
Finally some mild terrain, what a relief!
The hut was nice. I’m glad to see you are doing better and feeling better. Keep pushing! You got this!
Thanks! Will do!
The rocks you saw are all volcanics. I think you mentioned Andesite Peak or so, and andesite is a type of volcanic rock. Also the funny dark outcrop you saw by the trail seems to be a remain of maybe a pyroclastic flow, I would need more footage to make sure 🤓 This is indeed a beautiful area and very interesting geologically speaking! Thanks for sharing 👍💟
My pleasure. Thanks for the info. I just learned something. 👍
Lovely section my friend 👏👏
It gets bad after this. Everything burned in the Dixie fires in 19'
That camping spot right outside of town was a nice one.
Ya it was perfect. Cheers!
Found your channel through Roadrunner. She is farther north on the PCT. Your gradual, laid back approach & many views are well appreciated.
Welcome. Glad you're enjoying the content.
I believe the small structure were outhouses . The higher one and the raised front door on hut are to accommodate for the snow levels. . The rock is volcanic . It is a magical place . ❤️ Thank you for sharing this beautiful day❤️🇨🇦
Makes sense. The snow is probably very deep in winter. Thanks
The hut was full of mice when I was there it would have brought back memories of the AT
I just wanted to see inside but it was all locked up. I went up past the next big climb to camp that night