This hike was at Savage Gulf on a very beautiful saturday. We did a loop hike of 10.7 miles down into the Collins River Gorge and back out. The elevation change for this hike was a rugged 1900 feet (especially rugged was the going down part). I would rate this hike as strenuous (see attached graph provided by Tammy).
The weather was great, the river was a deep green, full of boulders, and was flowing very well. We had six hikers today. We lunched on the banks of the Collins River, took a few photos, and began our uphill stroll back to our starting point (the Stone Door Ranger Station). It was a very nice hike with a good group of hikers.
If you would like to see some great pictures including a map and altitude graph, click here. If you are trying to view the pictures on the TTA website and having trouble, please go directly to the BLOG at www.sdctta.blogspot.com. Google Chrome is the preferred browser.
Just a quick note since we have been having so much rain lately....If you might need an ark. I Noah a guy!
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