Datum,North America 1927 mean,Clarke 1866,-69.4,-0.37264639,-8,160,176
RN,15,PRESTON PEAK
RP,UTM,PRES00,10T,445763,4637565,08/22/2005,00:00:00,PARK
RP,UTM,PRES01,10T,446594,4636929,08/22/2005,00:00:00,OLD TRAILHEAD
RP,UTM,PRES02,10T,447706,4636970,08/22/2005,00:00:00,WATER SOURCE
RP,UTM,PRES03,10T,448157,4637227,08/22/2005,00:00:00,TRAIL JUNCT
RP,UTM,PRES04,10T,447928,4636493,08/22/2005,00:00:00,YOUNG VALLEY
RP,UTM,PRES05,10T,448139,4635272,08/22/2005,00:00:00,TRAIL JUNCT
RP,UTM,PRES06,10T,448499,4634436,08/22/2005,00:00:00,AT MINE
RP,UTM,PRES07,10T,448494,4633066,08/22/2005,00:00:00,RASPBERRY LAKE
RP,UTM,PRES08,10T,448235,4632817,08/22/2005,00:00:00,ON RIDGE
RP,UTM,PRES09.10T,448564,4632464,08/22/2005,00:00:00,BY LONE PINE
RP,UTM,PRES10,10T,448659,4632202,08/22/2005,00:00:00,SADDLE
RP,UTM,PRES11,10T,448807,4631861,08/22/2005,00:00:00,ON BOULDERS
RP,UTM,PRES12,10T,448946,4631676,08/22/2005,00:00:00,SLOPING SLABS
RP,UTM,PRES13,10T,449054,4631594,08/22/2005,00:00:00,NEAR DEAD TREE
RP,UTM,PRES14,10T,449283,4631455,08/22/2005,00:00:00,PRESTON SUMMIT

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These waypoints were saved during a climb of Preston Peak on August
21-23,2005. The trailhead is reaching by driving east on road 18N07,
known as the Knopki Creek Road, which is 6.5 miles south of the
California line on highway 199. There is a junction with 18N11 at
6.0 miles and another junction with 18N02 at 13.5 miles.  The new
trailhead is reached after 14.2 miles.  The road is graded and good
for most vehicles.  Walk on the old road to the old trailhead (PRES01).
From here follow the road down into Youngs Valley.  You'll pass a small
stream (PRES02) and a trail junction.  There is a sign for Youngs Valley
at PRES04. Go left toward Raspberry Lake passing by an old mining area.
PRES07 is a camp area on the north side of the lake.  From here head
west through the brush to the ridgetop (PRES08).  Follow the ridge
south going by P6121ft. shown on the map to a saddle (PRES10).
Follow cairns up the ridge staying mostly close to the ridge top
deviating slightly to the right or left sides.  There is some scrambling
over boulders and slabs, but nothing very difficult or exposed.
The summit is at PRES14.  From the lake the climb takes about four
hours up and 3 1/2 hours down.  The gain is 2300ft.  9/05  RLC