SG - Flagstaff Lumber Company - Marble Creek
| July 24, 2020 02:25PM |
This short hike was on March 22, 2014 to pick up some of the main that leads up to the Anderson Mesa Incline that was constructed in 1917. This grade required a crossing of the Walnut Creek gorge sometime after 1903. In earlier times the grades had been down in Clark's Valley before the dam was constructed to form Lake Mary.
Use the Walnut Crk button below the map to zoom into the new segment. There will be many photo links at Walnut Creek to view the remains of the bridge.
Flagstaff Logging Lines Map
The highlight of this section is what is left of the Walnut Creek crossing.
Dave
Use the Walnut Crk button below the map to zoom into the new segment. There will be many photo links at Walnut Creek to view the remains of the bridge.
Flagstaff Logging Lines Map
The highlight of this section is what is left of the Walnut Creek crossing.
Dave
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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