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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps934 viewsAwesome views make you feel pretty insignificant.
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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps1063 viewsMike admiring the view. This hike follows Canyon Creek Trail to Lower Canyon Creek Lake in the heart of the Trinity Alps, a very long day-hike that can easily be turned into a two- or three-day adventure.
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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps1354 viewsYou have to be careful so you don't spook the fish.
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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps1283 viewsThe 517,000-acre Trinity Alps Wilderness is the second largest designated wilderness in California and spans three national forest boundaries. Laced with trails, rivers, forests, and peaks, this is one wilderness where you can travel for weeks and never exhaust all the possible trails.
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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps1154 viewsOne guidebook (Bernstein, 1993) claims that Canyon Creek makes Yosemite look like a back alley. Both guidebook and internet authors conclude that the Canyon Creek trail is a common favorite choice if you have only one Trinity Alps trip.
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Canyon Creek Hike, Trinity Alps1195 viewsThe snow was just beginning to filter through the trees. Going in was shirt-sleeve weather but during the night the snow had started falling and it was time to hustle back to the trail head.
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Uh, Mulder? I Think You Should See This...1003 viewsThe Truth is Out There...
January 1, 2004, coming down Salmon Pass in the Headwaters Forest.
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Salt Point, Mendocino County769 views
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Salt Point, Mendocino County701 viewsDramatic jutting of striated sedimentary rock. It tells many stories.
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Big Sur River1125 views
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Point Sur Beach711 viewsHistorically, the name Big Sur was derived from that unexplained and unmapped wilderness area which lays along the coast south of Monterey. It was simply called El Sur Grande; The Big South. Today, Big Sur refers to that 90-mile stretch of rugged and awesomely beautiful coastline between Carmel to the north and San Simeon (Hearst Castle) to the south. Highway One winds along its length and is flanked on one side by the majestic Santa Lucia Mountains and on other by the rocky Pacific Coast.
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Lightning Ridge Trail, Kings Peak758 viewsWatch for Yogi!
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Mt. Lassen836 views
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Manzanita Lake, Lassen National Park747 viewsManzanita Lake sits under the majestic shadow of Mt. Lassen in Lassen Volcanic National Park. This lake provides the visitor with easy access to prime stillwater fishing just inside the park entrance. Although not numerous, the lake has trophy size rainbow, brown and a few brook trout. The lake can be fished from shore, but is better fished from a small pram or kickboat or float tube. The lake is rich with insect life producing abundant hatches.
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Lassen National Park1312 views
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Gold Lakes Area1044 viewsIcy cold and crystal clear water.
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Gold Lakes Area1141 viewsA gorgeous view of an alpine lake. The water is cold and crystal clear.
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Lost Coast1250 viewsThis picture shows the reason why the "Lost Coast" is lost; waves washing the bases of sheer cliffs. The only way to get here is to hike in over the hills.
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Arroyo Seco925 viewsWith the heavy spring rains the Arroyo Seco bursts into bloom. The eroded rock formations surrounding the valley are very unusual and remind one of giant sculptures. The sparsely visited Arroyo Seco River valley is located on the inland side of the California coastal range just below Big Sur and directly behind 5000-foot-high Cone Peak. Mission San Antonio is a short distance away and was part of the California mission system working its way north to the port of Monterey. The best time to visit the Arroyo Seco is in the spring when temperatures are cool. Opening day of trout season on the Arroyo Seco River is usually around the first of May and was the original reason for this first visit.
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