Foresthill Ridge/Lake Clementine Hike
	Trip Date:  03/17/2014 Distance: 9.2 Miles Vertical Gain: 1100' Group Size: 20 Hike Rating:  Easy   Moderate   Hard   Strenuous	GPX for this trip
	Some of the group of 20 on the trip today ready to set out.
	...and they're off.  Many hikers and many paces being set on the trip.
	Lots of good sign information about each of the trails at most junctions.
	Turned around one corner and way down there was a view of Clementine!
	The limestone formation called Robber's Roost on the north shore of Lake Clementine has a colorful history from both the Native Americans and the outlaws who inhabited it later.
	We cachers lagged behind to make finds and then catch up to the group.
	Stopping for lunch was a high point for many in the group!
	Mark, Kelly and friends enjoying the quiet lunch break spot.
	From the high spot we could see all the way to the Carson Pass area.
	Walking across the 730' Foresthill bridge was a (sic) highpoint of the hike. Even for those of us who don't particular care for sudden heights.
	Pretty amazing views from up here, and the fact that I released my deathgrip on the railing long enough to get this shot.
	Looking back across the bridge we just made our way over.
	Making our way down into the canyon to finish up the hike.
	GPS Track of the full hike.