Chantry itself was totally fine, amazingly. All the buildings and the picnic area seemed ok, from what I saw:
You can see the fire came right up to the parking lot:
There were lines of phos-chek on the road leading down into the canyon as well. I didn't take photos of the cabins—a handful, but less than half, burned. (Lots of cabin owners were there volunteering.) Here's the top of Sturtevant Falls:
Above the falls, some stretches seemed mostly fine, save for a covering of ash that hasn't washed away yet:
Some new stuff coming up already, little eucalyptuses I think:
Lots of ash and soot everywhere, often in seemingly random patches where an ember must have landed or something.
The trails were in surprisingly good shape for the most part—granted, it hasn't rained yet, which will be the real test. Still, it seemed like we only passed a half-dozen or so spots that would definitely wash out, and not many trees had fallen yet. (Most of the trail work was just digging little trenches through the mini-slides of rock and ash on the cliffside sections, so definitely only good until the next rain. Fire crews had already chainsawed a few trees.)
Spruce Grove trail camp was pretty much untouched:
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