Hi Mountain - Los Padres National Forest

35.25988, -120.425193

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• Elevation: 3198 feet
• Longitude: -120.425193
• Latitude: 35.25988

Recent Water Reports:

Date	Surveyor	Water Report
11-06-2021	DLR	Flowing
04-09-2021	JB	Dry
03-06-2018	Mike Maki	Dry
12-29-2016	Anonymous Surveyor	Flowing

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Hi Mountain - 3198 feet

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  Mike Maki - 03-06-2018
  Lookout
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  Mike Maki - 03-06-2018
  Panorama
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  Mike Maki - 03-06-2018
  Panorama
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  Mike Maki - 03-06-2018
  Treatable water in stream where trail leaves Hi Valley to summit

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Hi Mountain Survey - 11-06-2021 - by DLR

Link:	Hi Mountain
Date:	11-06-2021
Surveyor Name:	DLR
Camp Description:	Full from the last rains we had in that area.
Water Source:	Flowing
Water Source Details:	Full and flowing from the last rains we had
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Hi Mountain Survey - 04-09-2021 - by JB

Link:	Hi Mountain
Date:	04-09-2021
Surveyor Name:	JB
Camp Description:	Graded dirt road, easy tread as always, great views.
Water Source:	Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:	Temperate, clear skies, highs in 70s, light morning breeze

Hi Mountain Survey - 03-06-2018 - by Mike Maki

Link:	Hi Mountain
Date:	03-06-2018
Surveyor Name:	Mike Maki
Camp Description:	Awesome view. Bagged this peak while section hiking the Condor Trail from Hwy 166 to 101. Able to see the snow capped Sierras. In an emergency you may be able to get some water from the spigot at the north end of the back storage building. I agree with Anonymous surveyor on 12-29-2016 that the trail up Hi Valley and to the summit should be on this site. There was water (I filled up) in the creek where the trail leaves HI Valley and heads up to the summit. Elevation 2224, 35.2495, -120.4146
Water Source:	Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:	Nice!
Images:	Lookout Panorama Panorama Treatable water in stream where trail leaves Hi Valley to summit

Hi Mountain Survey - 12-29-2016 - by Anonymous Surveyor

Link:	Hi Mountain
Date:	12-29-2016
Surveyor Name:	Anonymous Surveyor
Camp Description:	The trail that drops of the south side of the condor lookout to HI Valley has been rehabbed and thoroughly brushed. Sidenote: why is this trail and the Hi Valley trail to Huff's Hole not on this database???
Water Source:	Flowing
Water Source Details:	There was water in the cistern at the summit the last time I was there and plenty of water flowing in Hi Valley
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