The trail is only 5.5 miles long. There is very little elevation change. The scenery is ... nice. The trail turns around at a rather impressive falls, though when I was there only a little water was flowing. Despite the low flow, the trail still manages to cross Potrero John creek over a dozen times. I'm not sure why I felt so content on this trail but I did.
Potrero John has been good to me and, once again, it has come through. I was contacted last week by an author who has published a book about California Waterfalls
I'll have to return to the falls someday. Give it my thanks for being so kind to me. Maybe I'll do it next year. We're planning a route 66 drive with a visit with our California friends (I'll send you an e-mail, GeekHiker, when I have some firm dates) and a Potrero John hike or a Topa Topa hike are on my short to-do list.
That is awesome HD, congrats and well deserved.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm jealous, I won't deny it. That is so incredibly awesome!
ReplyDelete(Now if I could just figure out a way to have her career, I'd be in great shape...)
how awesome!!! :D
ReplyDeleteJaG: Thank you, I appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteGH: Thanks Dude. That would be a great career and, with your writing skills, you surely could do it.
Miss McC: Ain't it though! :)