No to both.  It's a ways up there.

OK then, Squaw Mountain with a trick photo angle to hide the steps?   Don2

My guess - Thunder mountain

No, you still have to go up higher.

Higher in elevation?

Schreiner Peak?   Bryon

Bob, you can't run away for a weekend and leave us hanging, come on give us a clue. Unless you are away from civilization on one of your VW outings, then it is OK. I am going to get me one of those "tin-top campers" one of these days and join you out there. VW Don

Mount Lowe...

Well while we're waiting for Bob, why doesn't someone else give us something trail fantastic to look at? Don2

Sorry, was out "camping" at Armstrong, what a madhouse, even in March.   You guys are off, go north.

So we need to look farther north.  Farther north than Squaw Mtn.?.... abandoned trail not in a wilderness area?....  Do we need to think outside the box on this one, or are we overlooking something obvious? Was there ever a lookout at this site?   Kirk

That looks like the view from High Rock

Brian might be on to something. I recall two tops at High Rock. The ridge in the foreground does look like the ridge that the former 701 trail runs along. I hope he's right so we can move along.   Don2

The clear cuts jogged my memory. Then I found this photo:   http://www.panoramio.com/m/photo/4368139

I think Brian is correct as well.  I think the trail on the right is the trail from the "parking area" below the old lookout - it looks like there might have been a garage or something in that area a long time ago.

High Rock it is! Man I thought I was being so obvious with my clues. It's still a trail, isn't it?  Even though it's a short one...

No current trails go by this Lake, but a couple long-gone trails passed by a small distance away.

I must excuse myself for this one - I know where it is. But, once this has been answered, I'm curious as to which trails you refer to.  The maps I've looked at don't have any trails near this.

Rob, I'll admit to not owning any historical maps, but I did just take a look at this lake on some of your new maps (Nice job btw), and the two trails I was thinking of are a bit further up the ridge then I thought. "Nearby" was misleading.

An extremely short trail at High Rock. I have scouted around for a water trail down to the spring but it was inconclusive.   On the new "what trail", was this taken perchance from a very near a road?   Don2