Oregon Hikers

A guy died in a flash flood in August 2014. After that, they stopped putting in the bridge. [/quote] Interesting, I was well before that. Not sure why "not having a bridge" would be the response to that tragedy. Other than of course - I'm sure the bridge was destroyed as well. Anyway, just got back...

Just a very quick report that the trail beyond Ramona Falls to Yocum Ridge is passable. Just past the falls, you'll encounter a stern warning that the trail ...

jley wrote: ↑

July 8th, 2022, 3:13 pm

Last time I was there, I was on the crew installing the bridge... who knows, maybe it was the last time they did it?

A guy died in a flash flood in August 2014. After that, they stopped putting in the bridge.

Is the bridge in over the river? or did you ford it? I haven't been up there in years, and see conflicting info if they're still installing the seasonal bridge. They haven't done a bridge in close to a decade now, nor will they. Hence the info about the log crossing in the trip report. Oh thanks - ...

jley wrote: ↑

July 7th, 2022, 10:27 am

Is the bridge in over the river? or did you ford it? I haven't been up there in years, and see conflicting info if they're still installing the seasonal bridge.

They haven't done a bridge in close to a decade now, nor will they. Hence the info about the log crossing in the trip report.

Is the bridge in over the river? or did you ford it? I haven't been up there in years, and see conflicting info if they're still installing the seasonal bridge.

Sounds like a beautiful day. Probably won't make it there myself until it is noisy and crowded, so I'm a bit jealous.

Yesterday we had a lovely hike to Ramona falls. The last bit of the dirt road before the trailhead parking still ...

longboard16 wrote: ↑

June 10th, 2022, 6:15 pm

I did the hike yesterday...

Thanks so much. I looked downstream and saw nothing, but didn't look far enough upstream to see this.

I did the hike yesterday and the log at the main trail crossing was probably doable but felt that there was a better option, and there was. About 200 to 250 yards upstream that was a much better (wider and level) log that made ...