Beginning of Rho Creek trail with blaze and tread Beginning of Rho Creek trail with blaze and tread First good look at Rho Creek on the Rho Creek trail Tumble creek crossing on Rho Creek trail Tumbe creek crossing on Rho Creek trail Big tree next to the Rho Creek trail Recent maintenance on the Rho Creek trail Rho Creek below Rho Creek trail Rho Creek trail Fadeaway spring - amazing to see it full and cold in the last part of August - in the winter it is empty Rho Meadow Guard station remnants on Rho Creek trail Trail sign on Rho Creek trail above 4671 road View from clearcut below 4671 road on Rho Creek trail Tumble Creek on Rho Creek trail Weird sign propped up at bottom of Burnt Granite original tread along 4650 road Weird sign propped up at bottom of Burnt Granite original tread along 4650 road Reopened 4650-020 spur road - old trailhead for Burnt Granite Reopened 4650-020 spur road - old trailhead for Burnt Granite I drove to the top (mostly of the 020 spur) Here is the actual beginning of hte trail at the end of the 020 spur This is a side spur of the 020 spur - not sure what this was for The trail heads up to the right in this photo Pink and black flagging indicate historical signficiance by the forest service This is the actual beginning of the Burnt Granite trail at the end of the 020 spur Thinning/fuel reduction above 4650 (whatever it is they are doing) Thinning/fuel reduction above 4650 (whatever it is they are doing) I think this is a short segment of the original alignment of the burnt granite trail above 4650 north of the 020 spur Thinning/fuel reduction above 4650 (whatever it is they are doing) The original Burnt Granite tread heads northwest from this point - you can kind of see it in this photo The original Burnt Granite tread northwest of the thinning/fuel reduction project they are doing - I don't know if this is going to get wiped out or not