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Hiking | 2.78 Miles |
560 AEG |
| Hiking | 2.78 Miles | 1 Hour 43 Mns | | 1.94 mph |
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| no partners | | Hiked See Spring trail with Juan, Alyssa, Victoria, Curtis and Kristine.
This was our second hike of the day during our visit to Alyssa's family cabin and was a hidden gem. It was our first time hiking this trail and we picked it as it was relatively short and close to the cabin.
Despite the fact that it was a Saturday in the summer with a ceek nearby the trail was not super crowded. Most of the people we saw were familys that were picknicking in the first mile or so. there was no-one farther in.
The scenery was great, a typical riprian area similar to nearby Horton Creek. The trail forks in tow with one route going to See spring with the other direction heading towards See canyon and Nappa Spring. We explored the See spring side on this trip.
There was a really pretty spot to camp along the creek just before the fork that would make for an excellent entry level backpacking campsite that I will have to revisit later.
Part of the reason that (I think) this spot is less popular and therfore crowded than it otherwise would be is that there is a short stretch of dirt road that must be traveled to reach the trail head. The dirt road is not bad, Alyssa's car made it, but it is bad enough that if you did have a car and weren't the most confident off-road driver you would probably go elsewhere. The lack of a deep pool also would encorage people looking for a swimming hole to go to the crack, water wheel, slide rock, fossil creek, or one of the other more obvious choices instead.
I hope this one remains unpopular because I will be going back. |
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