Fall Creek Trail Camp

Hiked down to this spot from 12am-1am. Total descent on the way in. It's a little tricky, but I did it in total darkness with a headlamp, so I'd say it's a manageable trail for all. Never really found a "campsite." Pitched a tent in the creak bed at 2am and spent the night. There was no water on August 4th, 2022.

Moderate hike. Nice Creek. No remains of trail camp. Dispersed only. Late morning sun, cold. Scorpions, the bad kind, zip you tent closed. Road noise. Easy get away mean but not too great.

If you're going to do this hike you better be in shape it's a steady decline to begin with for Two Plus miles down to the bottom where there's a nice clear stream where you can go swimming and hang out but coming back is just over two miles all uphill with very little shade so bring plenty of water and take your time

Fall Creek Trail Camp: 2379 ft (725 m) Solo day hike This hiking trail (3N27 rd.) is 4.5 miles round trip and takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. Big Tujunga cyn rd. Depart from the small parking lot on board and gain an altitude of 686ft. This is a course where you have to go down and come up. The overall hiking trail is in good condition. There are many trees and grass growing around, but There are no problems with hiking. but Most of the hiking trail is made of rocks and small stones. It is made to prevent slippery and ankle injuries. Be careful. If you go down about 1.5, the left Across the valley, there is a small but double You can enjoy the falling waterfall. After finishing the viewing, go down 0.5 mile. The path to the Big Tujunga River is not clear, but you can follow the pink ribbon. A little further along the ribbon When you go, you will see a small bridge and 3N27 road sign. I continue hiking along the path. You can continue. Fall Creek trail camp is about 0.5 miles further along the river, but there is a campsite there. The road leading there has been closed for a long time. doesn't exist. If you really want to go there, you can just go up the river... Camping site on the left side of the river with 6 sites Also, it has not been maintained for a long time and You can only see camping traces. When you go down deep into the mountains, you can see how small you are as you see the mountains surrounding you, which you didn't notice at first. It has a normal slope and there is almost no shade throughout the entire hiking trail. [The true address of life is not home, but nature]

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