Wooley Creek: past the North Fork
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Klamath National Forest DAY 1 | DAY 2 | DAY 3 | DAY 4 Click for map. (Day 3 of 7 4.) I got a late start and it wasn't entirely to do with sorting out a new plan taking the Wooley Creek Trail all the way to the Pacific Crest Trail, head south for a bit, then return via Big Meadows. Or maybe the other way around since I wouldn't want to get to the Wooley Creek ford and find it a bit too much to cross. (The there's a KML of the plan here , but just from and to North Fork Camp about 15 miles up the trail from the trailhead. It can be imported to Caltopo to view.) I covered the ground a bit faster than I'd been doing the day before. Bear Skull Camp should be pretty reliable for an open place to set up no matter how overgrown the area gets. Another sort of wintergreen, this one with leaves. A great big crossing which is North Fork Wooley Creek. I made an effort to protect the electronics from mishaps, then started across trying not to have any. There w