Canyon Creek area trail work
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Shasta-Trinity National Forest ( map link ) I got back from the Lost Coast and found out the Bigfoot Trail Alliance would have a three day trail work outing in a few days. (Ah, Facebook, always such a "great" way to find out about things. For better results, sign up for the mailing list at BFTA .) There's also three other trips lasting a week plus coming up in July and August. Wednesday, 17 May We were camped out at Ripstein Campground and met up for work at the Trinity Alps's only paved trailhead, about a mile further up the road. Two trails leave from there. Canyon Creek might be the most popular trail in these Alps. I'm going to guess that all the waterfalls marked on the map might be part of the attraction. We were going up Bear Creek, which the Bigfoot Trail follows, aiming at the high crest. At 6400 feet, we were expecting to be stopped by snow first. After waivers signed and safety discussed and tools dispersed, we headed up the trail. We found