โNov-16-2015 07:27 PM
โNov-18-2015 06:59 PM
monkey44 wrote:Buzzcut1 wrote:monkey44 wrote:
If any of you go up in that area, take the drive over Hwy 4 to Hwy 395 - and camp along the Carson River and beyond it. One beautiful drive, and plenty of NF dry camping pretty much all over that area.
Big Trees State Park is a good one, above Arnold on the west side of Sierras. It was once 'awesome', but is not so well cared for "due to budget cuts" they tell us. But the park itself is worth the trip, the hiking is excellent.
Carson River area , Hope Valley is great. this time of year the gate on Blue Lakes rd is probably locked so you will need a sno park pass to camp, don't forget the 8' tall red maker poles for not getting clipped by the snow plows
Yes, I was thinking more of other season than winter trips - in fact, Hwy 4 closes beyond Bear Valley after the snow hits ... they don't plow beyond the ski resort as far as I know ... unless that changed since we lived in that area. It's one awesome drive tho when it's open.
โNov-18-2015 06:51 PM
Buzzcut1 wrote:monkey44 wrote:
If any of you go up in that area, take the drive over Hwy 4 to Hwy 395 - and camp along the Carson River and beyond it. One beautiful drive, and plenty of NF dry camping pretty much all over that area.
Big Trees State Park is a good one, above Arnold on the west side of Sierras. It was once 'awesome', but is not so well cared for "due to budget cuts" they tell us. But the park itself is worth the trip, the hiking is excellent.
Carson River area , Hope Valley is great. this time of year the gate on Blue Lakes rd is probably locked so you will need a sno park pass to camp, don't forget the 8' tall red maker poles for not getting clipped by the snow plows
โNov-18-2015 06:40 PM
monkey44 wrote:
If any of you go up in that area, take the drive over Hwy 4 to Hwy 395 - and camp along the Carson River and beyond it. One beautiful drive, and plenty of NF dry camping pretty much all over that area.
Big Trees State Park is a good one, above Arnold on the west side of Sierras. It was once 'awesome', but is not so well cared for "due to budget cuts" they tell us. But the park itself is worth the trip, the hiking is excellent.
โNov-18-2015 06:31 PM
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โNov-17-2015 06:04 PM
CumminsDriver wrote:
Nice trip report! What was the name of the RV Park you stayed in? We are wanting to go to that area, and we have 2 dogs that we want to take with us.
Rich
โNov-17-2015 05:50 PM
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โNov-17-2015 02:37 PM
โNov-17-2015 02:37 PM
Buzzcut1 wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:
I have friends that live in Placerville and I actually was going to move there. Finding houses on line and they would go look at them for me.
The ones I liked were always over what they called 'mosquito bridge'. Which I was told my MH would not be able to go over.
Is THIS picture of the mosquito bridge?
nope but this is it in Placerville
mosquito bridge
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
โNov-17-2015 01:41 PM
โNov-17-2015 07:32 AM
hmmm the bar is right next to the court