This route begins at the Tuolumne Meadows trailhead and goes south on the John Muir Trail. The trail is a gradual meandering single track through Lyell Canyon. The first real climb begins around mile 10, which takes you up switchbacks to Donohue Pass. After Donohue, the trail cruises down into the Inyo Wilderness and past a series of crystal blue alpine lakes such as Thousand Island Lake. The end of the segment is the Rainbow Falls Trailhead/Reds Meadow Resort parking lot.

This is a classic scramble on the Tenmile Range linking Pacific & Atlantic Peaks from Mayflower Gulch. It combines two summits, with a descent of one of the coolest class 2 ridges in the state, down the West Ridge of Atlantic. While on a Class 3 scramble the west ridge offers some real intimidation with several exposed moments. It is a little short but the steepness and the vertical make it truly a great route for anyone to do. 

There are 8 peaks near each other in the Mt Rose Wilderness. Tamarack Peak 9882 ft. - Relay Peak 10286 ft. - Mount Houghton 10483 ft. - Mount Rose 10778 ft. - Chocolate Peak 9407 ft. - Church Peak 10614 ft. - Snowflower Mountain 10220 ft. - Alpine Walk Peak 8957 ft. The route is yours to create. The fastest route that summits all 8 petals of the Rose reigns. The only rule is the route must start and finish at a known trail head (not necessarily starting and finishing at the same TH). For example Mt Rose Summit Trail head, Galena Creek Trail head or Thomas Creek Trail head.

Three Brothers Mountain via Heather Trail is a 19 kilometer moderately trafficked out and back trail located in Manning Park, British Columbia, Canada. This route starts from the upper parking lot of Blackwall Road in Manning Park, starting the route off in the alpine at 2000m above sea level. This route features beautiful wild flowers, within the park it is rates as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, camping, and backpacking and is best used from May until October due to late snow melt and early snowfall. There is a narrow ridge but no scrambling required.