Clicking on the link will take you to the Day Hike page for a description. The trail into Dry Fork has vanished from the maps and almost from the face of the earth. Because the old maps put the trail in incorrectly, it took me two years to find it and to do that, I had to drop into the canyon from the ridge and hike down the trail to its starting point. The campsite is in a meadow surrounded by Aspens and has access to rarely visited areas and wildlife. Very few people know of this place and fewer use it .
Stunning scenery surround a meadow with a babbling brook.
This is a spot that is out of the way with a secret entrance . Access to old growth forest, turn of the century deserted miner's log cabin, alpine lake, and mountain peaks . Because this meadow sees so little use, it is the definition of pristine. The hike follows the East Fork trail to a campsite between the two lakes, both of which are easily accessible. The lakes have Cutthroat trout in abundance.