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Cassidy Trail
Steep Trail from Beautiful Old-growth Forest Covered Domes to Crystal Clear San Joaquin River
Trail
on
San Joaquin River
,
Granite Creek
in
Sierra NF
,
Ansel Adams Wilderness
,
Sierra Nevada
near
Mammoth Lakes
,
CA
The trail starts at a trailhead with several areas for car camping with amazing views of granite domes. It descends down to Granite Creek and crosses over a stout bridge. Granite creek was the only water until the San Joaquin River in July 2018. After the Granite crossing, the trail slowly contours upward until it passes behind a dome visible from the trailhead. From here the trail drops down about 6 miles to the river. Trail was mostly in good condition, but it is easy to loose it at times due to a few large trees that have fallen, also because of a small forest fire scar, and some erosion due to little maintenance. Once down at the river, the trail crosses the San Joaquin River on another impressive trail bridge. Several great backpacking camping sites exist on both sides of the river near the bridge.
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Length
4¾mi
Surface
Dirt
Allows Hiking
Yes
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Waterbodies
San Joaquin River
River
Granite Creek
Creek
Ecology
Sierra Nevada Forests
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Sierra Nevada
Ecoregion
Southern Sierra Mid-Montane Forests
Ecoregion
Southern Sierra Lower Montane Forest and Woodland
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Cassidy Trail
Cassidy Trail
Cassidy Trail
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