Bunker Gulch to Upper Hare Creek


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trail:Old logging road. Not a loop. Appropriate for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
difficulty:Fairly easy, almost flat, total elevation is 50 feet.
length:6.2 miles round trip
elevation:50 feet
features:

This is a logging road that goes from Highway 20 to the headwaters of Hare Creek. The trail follows a creek the entire distance. There's an ideal spot for lunch or rest stop on the Bunker Gulch Bridge while listening to the gurgling of the creek.

directions:

The trailhead is located just past Gate 440 at the 5.5 milepost on the south side of Highway 20. (#1) The first 1.6 miles is an old logging road that follows Bunker Gulch Creek. Road 440 then intersects with Road 400 (#2) which follows Hare Creek to the right (downstream) and left (upstream). At this junction is a very pleasant place to stop and rest and/or have a picnic lunch. Turn left and cross the bridge. The trail continues for approximately 1.5 miles, when it becomes too overgrown to wade through. (#3)


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Trails Map

Hare Creek Bunker Gulch Brandon Gulch Caspar Creek North Thompson and Manley Gulches Forest History Russian Gulch S. P. Berry Gulch Trestle Trail Indian Springs Chamberlain Creek and Camellia Park Gulch

  1. Hare Creek
  2. Bunker Gulch to Upper Hare Creek
  3. Brandon Gulch to Volcano Point & Riley Ridge
  4. Caspar Creek North Fork
  5. Thompson Gulch and Manley Gulch Trails
  6. Forest History Trail
  7. Berry Gulch
  8. Trestle Trail
  9. Indian Springs
  10. Chamberlain Creek Trail & Camellia Trail
  11. Park Gulch Trail


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Trail description by Nancy McCarthy; trail map courtesy of Maptech.com

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