Showing posts with label quaking aspens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quaking aspens. Show all posts

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Panorama From Trail 30 South of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir

Panorama From Trail 30 south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir
Panorama From Trail 30 south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir



Trail 30 south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir
Trail Through Aspens



Trail 030 through meadows south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir
Trail 030 Through Meadow



Trail 30 pines south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir
Trail 030 Through Pines







Geranium leaves turning red in autumn
Geranium Leaves turning red in Autumn

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Smith and Morehouse ATV Trailhead

Trailhead to Smith and Morehouse ATV Trail
Trail head to Smith and Morehouse ATV trail
This was labeled Trail 030 on the post just past the yellow sign. The trail ascends through pines and aspen and parallels Red Pine Creek, then climbs to Mud Lake Flat and Shingle Mill Flat. We turned around after we went approximately 7 miles and we hadn't come to the end of the trail. It is quite rocky in many places. It is rated "moderate." Some places are difficult.

Another trail, no. 909 leaves trail 030 about 2 3/4 miles from the trail-head.  It goes to the southwest and is about 3/4 mile long, also coming to a dead end.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

July 29 Visit to Strawberry Reservoir - Chicken Creek

This time on our visit to Strawberry, we took our ATVs and parked at the trail head to Chicken Creek, about a mile east of the Strawberry Reservoir Visitor Center on Highway 40. (See "Strawberry Trail Map" posted below.) We followed Trail 245 approximately 7.5 miles through thick groves of quaking aspens and lush high altitude meadows until it ended at Road 082. It was a very beautiful ride.
Trail 245 Chicken Creek
Trail 245 North of Strawberry Reservoir