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#111755 - 24/05/04 04:00 PM Looking for a nice trail?
Anonymous Unregistered	Hi Guys - need help in the area. I just got my X about 2 weeks ago. Me and family are going to Angels Camp this memorial weekend, I decided to give my X a nice break-in ride. Yuh 8 hrs drive for me (live in San Diego). But my X is only a two wheeler =( and I would like to know if there are any easy trails with nice views in the area so I can smell some flowers hehe... Any tip will be appreciated. THANKS MUCH!
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#111756 - 25/05/04 12:10 PM Re: Looking for a nice trail?
XSAL Member Registered: 05/04/01 Posts: 1685 Loc: 94043 -> 19355	NS5 Crandall Peak Trail Quote: Quote from Backcountry Adventures: Northern California Starting Point: California 108, 2 miles north of Strawberry Finishing Poing: Parrots Ferry Road (CR E18), 1 mile southeast of California 4 Total Mileage: 36.6 miles, plus 6.9-mile spur to Sand Bar Flat Unpaved Mileage: 28.8 miles, plua 6.9-mile spur Driving Time: 5 hours Elevation Range: 1,000 - 6,000 ft Usually Open: April to November Best Time to Travel: Dry weather Difficulty Rating: 3 Scenic Rating: 9 Remoteness Rating: +1 OR NS1 Clavey Bridge Road Quote: Quote from Backcountry Adventures: Northern California Starting Point: Buchanan Road (FR 14), 2.3 miles northeast of Tuolumne Finishing Poing: FR31, 0.6 miles west of FR17 Total Mileage: 33.7 miles Unpaved Mileage: 33.7 miles Driving Time: 3.5 hours Elevation Range: 2,300 - 4,400 ft Usually Open: April to November Best Time to Travel: Dry weather Difficulty Rating: 3 Scenic Rating: 9 Remoteness Rating: +1 These 2 are the closest to Angels Camp from the book. It looks like there is a few more trails available if you're willing to drive a bit more. Interested? :rolleyes: _________________________ Who's missing? And, where about?
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#111757 - 28/05/04 12:03 PM Re: Looking for a nice trail?
Anonymous Unregistered	This is great! I will check it out... already printed the directions Thank you much!!!
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#111758 - 28/05/04 01:05 PM Re: Looking for a nice trail?
XSAL Member Registered: 05/04/01 Posts: 1685 Loc: 94043 -> 19355	Well, since you're interested... Crandall Peak Trail It starts from Camp Nine Road. The closest town is Vallecito. You can either take main road or Parrots Ferry Road. You'll see the Camp Nine Road about 1 mile away from Hwy 4 either way. Clavey Bridge Road The closest city is Tuolumne. "From Tuolumne, turn east on Buchanan Road (FR14), following the sign for Cherry Lake. Travel 2.3 miles; then turn east on paved road immediately before the sign for Stanislaus National Forest. Immediately cross over North Fork Tuolumne River on bridge. Road turns to graded dirt." 0.1 miles later, you'll see Riverside Picnic Area on right. Road is now marked 1N01. Hope you had time to get this information... :rolleyes: _________________________ Who's missing? And, where about?
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