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2026
Tarzan Springs to Burnt Granite
Large tree on 4670 someone recently cut out
Got the truck stuck when trying to turn around - the snow high centered it
Using the winch to turn it around
We made some pretty big trenches in the snow
After getting the truck turned around with the winch, I drove it back down the road and parked. The snow got REALLY deep, REALLY fast. This was probably less than a tenth of a mile donw the road and the snow here was only 2-3" - where we got stuck it was probably 18"
4670 just south of the 210 spur
4670 where we got stuck
It was quite a mess - I was glad I had the winch!
Tarzan Springs
4670-210 spur where the Tarzan Spring trail takes off
Bottom of the Tarzan Springs trail
Tarzan Springs trail
View from second rockslide on Burnt Granite trail
Interesting fog layer to the north - from the second rockslide on the Burnt Granite trail
Peakfinder from the second rockslide on Burnt Granite - some of the peaks are a bit off though
Interesting rock hill that was uphill from the Burnt Granite trail
Kirk decided to climb up - I stayed down with the dogs
The dogs and I down below the big rock that Kirk climbed
Granite Peaks? From the top of the 4877 rock
The snow around the big rock was pretty soft and deep
Up on top of the 4877 rock
Kirk at the top of the big rock hill - above the Burnt Granite trail
House cat on 46 road near Ripplebrook - it looks like someone dumped it. A couple in a car were trying to capture it but the cat was pretty skiddish