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[quote quote=28164]Hi Jeff,
my code says expired as well and I didn't wanna buy it and then ask for a refund. I also know you're out of town so I know it might take a minute for you to see this.
[/quote]i will add you to the attendee list.
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[quote quote=28156]My code says its expired. Can you resend me another code. Thank You.[/quote]If you are coming, just confirm here and I will make sure you are on the attendee list.
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when will the notification come for finishing the six pack so I can download tickets? thanks
Steve
nothing heard, please donate the money I paid for my wife to join the party to the charity. I finished on the 30th and have no coupon so I am going hiking instead. have a great time at the party everyone.[/quote]steve, please join us at the party!
I just got off the Trans-Catalina Trail or I would’ve replied sooner.
Jeff
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We’ve sent out notices to everyone who was on the Finishers List on Monday.
I’m on the road today, but I can check on this in the morning.
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[quote quote=25217]Hi Jeff!
My friend and I finally finished the Six Pack last week. I got my finisher's badge, thank you! I have a few questions regarding the finisher's party: (1) Do I get an invitation since I finished or a code of some sort? (2) Are we able to bring our spouse? I don't mind paying for my spouse, just wanted to know. Thank you and I look forward to meeting you in person!
Chris[/quote]Congratulations on finishing, Chris!
We are sending out email ticket codes to finishers in batches. As of yesterday, we've sent codes to the first 365 finishers. We'll probably send another batch out later today, and then a final batch out on Monday, October 1st.
Yes, you can absolutely bring a spouse or friend. When you get the ticket code, just add the total number of tickets you want to your cart and add the code at checkout. The code will give you one free ticket (the others you'll purchase).
See you there!
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I would suggest this route: https://modernhiker.com/hike/hiking-mount-pinos-and-sawmill-mountain/
It actually takes you up an “extra” peak but the hike just to Mount Pinos is pretty short by itself. This gives you more bang for the buck.
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These guys hiked all six peaks in the Central Oregon Six-Pack of Peaks Challenge in 22 hours! Go Team RWB!
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Jeff
AdministratorSeptember 20, 2018 at 11:17 am in reply to: Backpacking San Bernardino & San Gorgonio[quote quote=23507]We are planning an overnight on Gorgonio next Wednesday/Thursday. I'm curious as to the alternate route up, South Fork, versus Vivian Creek. Is one better than the other and what is the starting point for South Fork? Thanks![/quote]
South Fork – longer (about 13 miles ONE WAY according to my GPS data) but more gradual. Vivian Creek is shorter, but has some steeper sections.I did San Gorgonio as a backpack trip last year, stringing together San Bernardino and San G peaks. If you read my trail guide, you'll see the South Fork part covered on Day 2, with a map and elevation profile. https://socalhiker.net/backpacking-san-bernardino-san-gorgonio-peaks/
Here's the “standard” Vivian Creek route: https://socalhiker.net/hiking-san-gorgonio-via-vivian-creek/
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