Corlieu and Red Rock Falls on Lewis Creek (from parking lot on Rt 41)
near Sugar Pine, California (United States)
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Itinerary description
The trail is mostly at a moderate grade and in the shade, with a few short steep sections. Wildflowers blossom along the entire trail in the early summer. The footing is generally good, although the trail is narrow. It is often overgrown with bushes growing over the trail. The forest along both sides of the trail has experienced fires and many blackened trunks and stumps are visible along both sides of the trail.
Waypoints
Trailhead Parking
The trailhead is at a parking lot on the east side of Rt 41, 7 miles north of the town of Oakhurst and just at a wide bend in the road from northeast to northwest.
Intersection - go left to Red Rock Falls, right to Corleiu
Go left to Red Rock Falls about 1 1/2 miles away, right to Corleiu falls about 300 yards away
Intersection
The trail diverges here into two very short options, higher or lower on the slope. The upper trail is more travelled.
Corlieu Falls
The trail to Curlier Falls was at this time littered with tree stumps, large and small. It is passable, including side trails around the larger fallen logs.
Fallen Logs Across Trail
These are easy to get past, with a small diversion off the trail. These were there in June 2022.
Intersection
Shortly after leaving the parking lot, the trail to the south end of Lewis Creek Trail diverges right (south). This also provides a means to get to Corlieu Falls, although the access trail at the end is very steep.
Trail Down to Corlieu Falls
This alternative west-side access to Corlieu Falls is an unofficial steep trail down from the Lewis Creek Trail just a few hundred yards south on an intersection connecting up to the parking area on Route 41.
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