Nice shots. You asked about my high photo of the South Fork Yuba River. Here's the hike description from our hiking page (http://gec-bsa.org/trailblazer -Cracker Barrel page, Hiking) That particular view is about at the halfway point on the way in. Have fun. South Fork of the Yuba River, Overnight Backpacking Description: The hike is 6.1 miles each way. There are two possible camping areas - the first is at 5.9 miles and is the newest and most used - it has two tables and is 20' above the water (no potable water available). The second is near the start of the hike, 1/4 mile along the river around the bend; this has 4 tables and is very near the river. It has room for several groups. This is an excellent spring hike to avoid the poison oak. Distance: 6.1 miles each way Elevation: low 2140', high 2560'. Access time: March - November Skill level: easy to moderate - good beginning trip Driving instructions: I-80 East towards Auburn, take the Highway 49 exit to Grass Valley/Nevada City. After 1/3 of a mile, make a right onto the North Bloomfield-Graniteville Road and follow the road 7 1/2 miles across a small wooden bridge which crosses over the Yuba River. The road turns to gravel. Follow it for 1 1/4 miles to Junction "2648". Take the right fork and the parking lot is 1/4 miles on the right. The trail begins at the end of the parking lot.

said scdmytriw 2005.02.22 at 13:04:20 PST

Nice pictures also!! You had left a comment in my guest book about the south fork of Feather River.Please email, marlenerider@msn.com and I will try to give directions. I responded throuh webshots but they could not forward the information!

said marlenerider 2005.02.14 at 09:19:31 PST