Two Night Father Daughter Backpacking Trip
Allen sent this message over the weekend: My daughter and I want to do a 2 night backpack starting next Friday morning. Do you have any suggestions for a good loop? We are both fairly experienced and and in good shape so we don't mind a harder trail. We are coming up from Florida and have previously hiked in the Cohutta in Georgia. We heard about Savage Gulf and would like to try something new.
There are lots of options available but at the moment the most spectacular would be to see the wildflowers in Collins Gulf, which will also include several waterfalls and MAY REQUIRE a wet crossing (meaning wading the creek).
Look at this previous post about doing a Collins Gulf loop:
http://www.friendsofscsra.org/2008/03/collins-gulf-loop-hike.html
Depending on how ambitious you are, night one at Sawmill, night two at Stage Road or night two back at Collins East.
Or, from the Savage Gulf Ranger Station, Hobbs Cabin out on the Savage Gulf Rim Trail and back on the Plateau Trail with two nights at the cabin and a day hike down to Sawmill and back is a good option. Or, Hobbs night one, Sawmill or Stage Road night two.
Plan for all kinds of weather from near frost, cold rain and high temperatures near 80.
Cheers,
Ron Castle
There are lots of options available but at the moment the most spectacular would be to see the wildflowers in Collins Gulf, which will also include several waterfalls and MAY REQUIRE a wet crossing (meaning wading the creek).
Look at this previous post about doing a Collins Gulf loop:
http://www.friendsofscsra.org/2008/03/collins-gulf-loop-hike.html
Depending on how ambitious you are, night one at Sawmill, night two at Stage Road or night two back at Collins East.
Or, from the Savage Gulf Ranger Station, Hobbs Cabin out on the Savage Gulf Rim Trail and back on the Plateau Trail with two nights at the cabin and a day hike down to Sawmill and back is a good option. Or, Hobbs night one, Sawmill or Stage Road night two.
Plan for all kinds of weather from near frost, cold rain and high temperatures near 80.
Cheers,
Ron Castle
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