Northern California National Forest Adventure || Shasta -Trinity BDT Route
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The final episode in our Northern California National Forests overland adventure in our 1988 Jeep Comanche. Loosely following @OverlandTrailGuides Shasta -Trinity Backcountry Discovery Trail route. We visit Trinity Lake, the town of Lewiston CA, a natural bridge rock formation, Hall City Cave, and stay in an amazing fire lookout.
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There is a link to scuba exploration inside of the Hall City Cave. It looks frightening!
I grew up in Trinity and have fond memories of all the places you visited…
@@flyprincess69 that's wonderful, it's really a beautiful area.
@@campoutwestus There’s tons more than that!
@@flyprincess69 a reason to return 👍
Another great video, that cave was awesome!
It's pretty neat, very different from a lot of caves. Thanks for watching!
If you find yourselves in Trinity again. You might consider checking out the Yellow Rose and the Dorleska mines.
Lots of cool old abandoned mining equipment. Including steam engines and stamp mills...
The trailhead is up Coffee Creek road at the Big Flat campground.
Big Flat is a free campground, BTW.
The Dorleska mine is the farthest on the trail at about 6.5 miles.
It is a day hike, but be prepared for the whole day, and some areas get kinda steep. So bring a lunch and lots of water...
@@Brood_Master thanks for the info! That sounds like a really cool place to check out 👍
Congratulations on 1000 subscribers Heather.
Almost there, thank you Hunter!
Epic adventure!
Thanks Troy! There was so much to see.
Great video as always. My daughter and I were over there hunting by trinity lake a couple of weeks back.
Any luck? That was the one area this whole trip where we hardly saw anyone hunting. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the video
@@disasterduck13 our pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!
The Shasta portal/doorway. I have always wanted to check that out,
Very beautiful, though quite a bit of burned area.
We enjoy your videos and new subscribers here!! Happy travels❤Zack & Linda
Appreciate it! Welcome 👍
Hey congrats on hitting 1k subs! That fire lookout was awesome!
Thank you! I love fire lookouts, but that's the first time we've been to one where someone was working and got to see how the navigation works.
There's some out this way in the Pinelands but I havent been to one yet. Its on my to do list lol.
@@buscampers I hope you get out there, I'd love to see it in a video!
epic!
@@sonnywong001 hey thanks Sonny!
she cooks, she fly fishes, she drinks bourbon, and likes off roading, buddy you are a lucky son of a gun👍. some beautiful scenery there, those winding mountain roads are so cool. what was with all the dead trees, forest fires?
😁 thanks! Yes, that area (along with most of Northern California) has been hit hard with forest fires, especially in the last 4- 5 years.
Working your way home.. This is unfamiliar ground to me.
Glad we could share something new!
I remember as little kids, our dad dragged us to Shasta Caverns.
I've still never been there, was it interesting?
Hope you can find charging stations for your EV’s.
😂
Glad you have a sense of humor 😁@@campoutwestus
Good job not screaming at the bats!
It was hard not to, bats aren't my favorite.
Silly shroomers. 😅
🤣 crazy right?
Thanks for the great video. Where is the cabin that you rented located. Is there a map online that shoes all the different ones you can rent? Thank you!
You can find a list at recreation.gov just check the area you're interested in. Some of them book out pretty far just fyi.
@@campoutwestus thanks for the website. I looked at the website under lookouts for rent and cabins. I didn't see that cabin that you stayed at in the video. Where is that located? Thank you again
@@reconscout5994 it's in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. I don't want to post the name of it online though, as I'm sure you can understand.
@campoutwestus ok thank you!
I love your videos...so down to earth and natural...wish you could post more often...would love to see your garden because you bring so much organic to your videos 👍
Wow, thank you for the compliment. Maybe next summer I'll do a garden tour and show how I preserve things.
love watching your video, the hall city cave, i had a cave in the middle of nv. that i came up on, last week, that was flooded about 3 feet in the entrance way then down to a collecter basin , i also carry my small pump unit, so we decided to see if we could pump the water out, well after about 3 hrs of pumping the colloctor basin was empty i moved down into the basin finding , alot of gold chunks and so i collected it up and started to make my way back to the truck, , we started the pump again ran for 1 hr, and did this back and forth for 2 days and nights, i ve been here before but no pump, ! in the and we collected alot of gold and found some gems in the mine, the reason not seeing anything before is because of the water in the basin, .i stack claim thru BLM and now have another location to mine, . i would love to come to that mine to see if its got something too.
Wow, that's incredible! Some scuba divers have gone down Hall City Cave, but haven't reached the bottom. I guess it goes down a couple hundred feet. That's so cool that you found gold and gems on your claim!
one of many !!!