Showing 12 results for "Boulder Forks"

West Fork West Boulder Trail

West Fork West Boulder Trail (143) is a 2.3 mile spur trail that starts at its junction with West Boulder Trail 41 about 13 miles south of West Boulder Trailhead. It travels southwest mainly through timber to open meadows. Can be used to access to high elevation mountain peaks and small lakes. ...

East Fork Boulder Trail

East Fork Boulder Trail (27) begins at Box Canyon Trailhead and parallels the East Fork Boulder River to Slough Creek Divide. This popular route is used to access the Lake Plateau via Rainbow Creek Trail 28, as well as the Slough Creek drainage on the Gardiner Ranger District. The trail is in ...

Boulder Forks Fishing Access Site

Boulder Forks Fishing Access does permit camping. There is a 7 day limit. Toilets and access for camp trailers is available. Open all season. Popular fishing access site on the upper Boulder River.

Dry Fork Trail

Dry Fork Trail (13) begins near the end of East Boulder Road 205 and parallels the Dry Fork to Dry Fork Pass. The first 4 miles of the trail follow a dirt road and traverse some private land. Nice view from the Pass. During the winter the Dry Fork area is open to snowmobilers and has a large play ...

Little North Fork Falls

Little North Fork Falls is a very short trail that ends in a rain-forest type gorge. An easy to slightly moderate climb offers a view of the waterfall as it enters the gorge and drops into Little North Fork Creek. Some people have described their trip to the falls as being enveloped in time as ...

Independence Trail

Independence Trail (121) travels from the Independence Mine area through high alpine meadows to the head of the East Fork Boulder and the junction with East Fork Boulder Trail 27. Length: 3.5 miles. Wilderness, moderate difficulty, medium use. Trail Begins: Independence Trail Ends: Boulder Pass ...

North Fork of Big Creek Trail

North Fork of Big Creek Trail (150) is primarily a creek bottom hike for 80 percent of the hike. Hiking is relatively easy until you leave the creek bottom and climb up to the trailhead on Road 7183. Fishing for small (4 to 8 inches) trout is available on the North Fork of Big Creek. A good ...

Placer Basin Trail

Placer Basin Trail (20) starts 1 mile south of Camp on the Boulder, immediately crosses a foot bridge across the Main Boulder River, traverses to the south and switchbacks and follows Hawley Creek to Breakneck Plateau, continues across East Boulder Plateau, and finally descends to Dry Fork Trail ...