Road 28 to
Silver Creek March Campground
Rating
3
out of 5 for whole trail
Mileage
From
Road 28 to bridge over Silver Creek 1.5
miles
Bridge
over Silver Creek to Silver Creek Marsh Campground 3.5
miles
Elevation Change
From
Road 28 to bridge over Silver Creek -407
feet
Bridge
over Silver Creek to Silver Creek Marsh Campground + 27 feet
GPS Coordinates Latitude Longitude
Road
28 Crossing 43 00.350 121 04.277
Bridge
over Silver Creek 43 00.252 121 05.889
Silver
Creek Marsh Campground 43 00.388 121 08.070
Trail Description
This trail
segment is a rather unexciting link that crosses the Silver Creek Valley. The high point in scenery of this trail
is its low point in elevation, the canyon through which Silver Creek flows. After a mile of uninspiring scrub
ponderosa pines, the trail drops 200 feet into a canyon containing Silver
Creek. At the bottom you reach a
junction in the trail. To the left
.2 of a mile is a nice little unimproved campground with a picnic table along
the creek. Turning right at
the trail junction leads to a bridge crossing Silver Creek. Once you cross the creek the trail
climbs up the west side. This part
of the trail is partially covered with low-lying brushy plants. Once the trail reaches the west rim it
is mostly level through scrub ponderosa pines to the Silver Creek Marsh
Campground. The trail first hits
Road 288 south of the West Fork of Silver Creek. To get to the trailhead continuing up the West Fork, cross
the road bridge over the West Fork and turn left on a dirt road after .2 miles.
To get to the Silver Creek Marsh Campground, continue another .2 miles on Road
288. The campground is located
along the West Fork and has facilities for horses.
Driving Directions to the Trailheads
Silver
Creek Marsh Campground
About
1 mile west of Silver Lake on 31 turn south on Road 27. The Silver Creek March Campground is
10.4 miles on the paved road. The
trail is most easily accessed on a dirt road .2 miles past the entrance to the
campground.
Trailhead
from Road 28
Go
.3 miles east of Silver Lake on 31 and turn left on Road 28. The NRT #160 crosses Road 28 9 miles
south.
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