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Post by kevinumberger on Sept 12, 2017 14:41:22 GMT -8
I've only done one trip in big frog area and this was before the storm/fires of late---I found them to be easy to follow and whatnot...
Bring a map though as some intersections were not exactly marked or easy to find...
I do believe that the SAWs group has placed some signs in that area since I've been there...
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driftwoody
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Take the path closer to the edge, especially if less traveled
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Post by driftwoody on Sept 13, 2017 9:44:49 GMT -8
Depending on your route selection, keep in mind you may have to ford creeks frequently.
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Post by rustyshackleford on Sept 15, 2017 10:21:53 GMT -8
I've only been up Big Creek trail and a portion of the Benton Mackaye to Big Frog Peak. You have to pay attention in a couple sections on Big Creek. One section was so overgrown with Rhodo that it seemed more like a hog trail. The Benton MacKaye section I was on was very easy to follow. I'm looking forward to exploring more out there.
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Post by rustyshackleford on Sept 15, 2017 10:24:51 GMT -8
driftwoody, it looks like grassy gap trail is the only potential for lots of creek crossing. big creek trail only has two and they're very easy crossings.
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Post by ashepabst on Sept 18, 2017 5:33:54 GMT -8
the drainages you cross on Grassy Gap Tr aren't large --weren't even flowing when I was in the area. Rough Creek is pretty wide, though.
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