Bigfoot Trail ~ Section 8

Section 8 posed some problems this summer on my first attempt of a Bigfoot Trail thru-hike. I recently returned to attempt a new route into the Trinity Alps Wilderness—one which I hoped would not endure dense patches of poison oak while descending a steep-walled cataract canyon. While the Bear Creek Trail from Canyon Creek trail head is steep, it offers a fabulous entry point to work your way northward into the wilderness and beyond. I put together a short video to highlight some of the botanical and geological features of the re-routed route.

 

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  • 10/12/2009 4:25 PM John Sawyer wrote:
    Mike

    Much better Video this time.

    How did you go from the Manzanita Trail to the un-named pass to Canyon Creek. The North Fork of the Trinity is in the way.

    John Sawyer

                   John- The trailhead is from the end of Canyon Creek road. It is little used compared the the superhighway to the lakes. Bear Creek Trail climbs 3500+ feet in 5 miles to an unnamed pass then drops to Stuarts Fork. -Michael

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