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I read that some people have grown marijuana in this canyon. That sounds too close to a well used trail to be a secure location for that sort if activity. I dunno. I got all the way up to Adams Falls and didn't see anything sketchy, except for a suspicious pile of old black tubing at the beginning ...

A few years ago, my brother and I noticed a trail of old wood posts leading down the face of a hill in the Eaton Canyon wash. These posts can easily be seen from the Eaton Canyon middle entrance, and lead to what appears to be a concrete and wood structure nestled behind a tree. A few days ago on a ...

(c) Brennan's sport is canyoneering, meaning he does all these trips while carrying a rope and wearing a harness, and he has a huge amount of experience with improvising rappel anchors. Although it does appear that this particular description offers a route that doesn't require rappelling, if you w...

Sean wrote: Let us know if you make it to that fishing spot.

Ah I see now, thanks!

dima wrote: It's easy to bypass on the right. Read the post.

Ok I see it now, thanks!

I went up that canyon last year: east-fork-big-santa-anita-creek-t6871.html Started from Chantry Flat, following the main Santa Anita canyon channel, then turned into the East Fork. I climbed up to the Clamshell Road in your circled area. I don't remember EXACTLY what the creek looked like, but I d...

Hello everyone, I am an experienced hiker and an relatively inexperienced bushwhacker trying to reach a location in the Santa Anita Canyon East Fork. East_Fork.png I am very new to this forum (and forums in general) so please let me know if I'm doing anything at all wrong or unusual. The spot circle...

Walking down the toll road, a tiny bit below the Idlehour trail junction I noticed a NICE trail coming in from the right. As far as I know, this is the closest spot to get water for overnights at henninger. I stumbled upon the trail last february, thinking it was a shortcut to Idlehour trail. I rem...