Siberia Creek Trail Camp
Champion Lodgepole Pine & Siberia Creek
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From Forest Road 2N11 to Champion Lodgepole Pine is 1 mile round trip with 100-foot loss; to The Gunsight is 3 miles round trip with 600-foot loss; to Siberia Creek Trail Camp is 8 miles round trip with 2,500-foot loss.
Siberia Creek Trail
California nurtures some superlative trees. The tallest tree on Earth is a coast redwood, the oldest tree a bristlecone pine. And in the San Bernardino Mountains grows the world champion lodgepole pine.
It's a pleasant stroll, suitable for the whole family, to the world champion. More ambitious hikers will enjoy tramping down Siberia Creek Trail to the appropriately named rock formation "The Gunsight," and on to Siberia Creek Trail Camp for a picnic.
Siberia Creek, born atop the high mountains near Big Bear Lake, is a delightful watercourse. It flows southwest through a deep coniferous forest and lush meadowlands, then cascades down a steep rocky gorge and adds it waters to Bear Creek.
Submitted by The Trailmaster on Mon, 10/05/2009 - 10:33
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