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Beachie Saddle Junction

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Revision as of 21:26, 15 April 2017 by Bobcat (Talk | contribs)

Mt. Beachie's north ridge from Beachie Saddle (bobcat)
At Beachie Saddle (bobcat)

Description

Several trails disseminate from Beachie Saddle, which until the 1980s was a trailhead. In fact, FR 4697 led over the saddle (becoming FR 2209) to connect Detroit with the mining operations in the Opal Creek Area. The Battle Ax Mountain Trail #3340 comes down here, and the Battle Ax Creek Trail #3339 follows the old road bed down towards Jawbone Flats.

Also here is the eastern terminus of the Beachie Trail #3341. An unsigned trail to the left of the Beachie Trail takes you up a steep slope and the knife-edged northeast ridge of Mount Beachie, but there is a lot of exposure about half way up.

Compared to the past, there are limited views from Beachie Saddle.


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