Definitely the hardest one that I have on video so far. I had to cut out half the footage because it was mostly my camera shooting the ground as I climbed over boulders or bushwhavkng while ducking under branches.
One day I just decided to raise it up a notch and go for it. I think everyone in your group would need to be willing to get out of their comfort zone. Another suggestion is to just hike the first two peaks only. You just have to be willing to scramble over boulders more than usual. Mileage is low (about 2.3 miles and 2,300 feet of elevation gain for the two). The hike gets long and tedious after that. Instead of continuing to La Cumbre, return the same way for a 5 mile hike. After the hike, you can drive to the top of La Cumbre and get credit for all three peaks without enduring too much difficulty.
This has to be in your top 3!
Definitely the hardest one that I have on video so far. I had to cut out half the footage because it was mostly my camera shooting the ground as I climbed over boulders or bushwhavkng while ducking under branches.
Mike, sorry if this is unrelated, but how do I convince my family to do this trail in the video with me?
One day I just decided to raise it up a notch and go for it. I think everyone in your group would need to be willing to get out of their comfort zone. Another suggestion is to just hike the first two peaks only. You just have to be willing to scramble over boulders more than usual. Mileage is low (about 2.3 miles and 2,300 feet of elevation gain for the two). The hike gets long and tedious after that. Instead of continuing to La Cumbre, return the same way for a 5 mile hike. After the hike, you can drive to the top of La Cumbre and get credit for all three peaks without enduring too much difficulty.
Thanks a lot for the answer man!