This is the little wooden bridge along the Allen Trail I wrote about in my previous entry.There was the smallest of creeks in this mini gorge and it made the sweetest music. We stopped here, Glenna the Australian Shepherd & I, to have a sip of water and a few doggie treats - Glenna, not me in this case - while I had some crackers. This was about half way up as far as we went on this sweet little trail.Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Little Wooden Bridge
This is the little wooden bridge along the Allen Trail I wrote about in my previous entry.There was the smallest of creeks in this mini gorge and it made the sweetest music. We stopped here, Glenna the Australian Shepherd & I, to have a sip of water and a few doggie treats - Glenna, not me in this case - while I had some crackers. This was about half way up as far as we went on this sweet little trail.Tunnel Under 101
Last week I packed dog and camera and headed out for the woods. I decided I needed some real exercise, so opted for the Allen Trail just south of High Rock (Main Stem, Eel River) and just north of the con flux (South Fork Eel w/ Main Stem Eel). This trail goes up ... and up ... and keeps going up some more! From the Avenue of the Giants, I park just south of the High Rock Conservation sign. There is a smaller sign for the trail - it's easy to miss. After the first 10 or 15 minutes, the trail brings you here - its a tunnel that goes under the freeway - under 101 - for pedestrians only, of course. From the other side, we progressed up and up some more - at least you know it will be an easy trip back to your car. We passed a small stem with a wonderful little wooden bridge going across, where the trail continues on.....When I 'googled' Allen Trail, I got a wonderful map complete with elevation information. The total trail ascends some 800 feet! I went perhaps half way so far. Maybe next time I will go all the way to the campground.
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