Savage Gulf State Park

Outcasts camp out at Savage Gulf SP. Three days of fellowship. Greg and Nathan stopped by for a visit and owls kept us company both nights.

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Stone Door Savage Gulf SP

Got to spend a few days out together enjoying brothers at Stone Door campsite in the Savage Gulf State Park. Greg wasn't able to make it.

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Savage Gulf SP at Stone Door

We got to spend a few days at Stone Door enjoying the weather and fellowship. Three of us stayed and Greg came during the day and got some campfire time in. It was nice and the fellowship with brothers is always special. 

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Savage Gulf State Park

Sorry about the freezing weather, but the Outcasts wanted to go to Savage Gulf SP for a few days. We camped at Stone Door campground with just a little snow on the ground. We visited with the ranger when he came out to check on us. For some reason we were the only people in the campground. 

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Stone Door

Outcast Hikers camp out. We spent a couple of nights at Stone Door campground. Beautiful weather and great company. Clear skies to see stars and listen to owls and geese.

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Hobbs Cabin

                                                                                         Outcast Total Miles: 2563.6

Day one: Rim trail to Hobb's Cabin 8.4

Day two: Hobb's Cabin to Dinky Line camp 6.1

Day three: Dinky to parking 3.1

Total miles: 17.6

This weeks backpack started at the Savage Gulf ranger station and headed to Hobb's Cabin via the North Rim trail. This is a hike that we had done before, but we just wanted to see the temp's drop again. There was water going over Savage Falls which was a good sign. We stopped and ate lunch along the way and got to the campground a little before dark. It is always a challenge to find fire wood here, but we excepted the challenge. After dinner we sat around the campfire taking cough medicine and telling lies. We got to see some shooting stars as well. It dropped down to 19 degrees.

The next day we packed up and headed to Dinky campground. We had heard that there was just a puddle of water there, so we stopped at Meadow Creek to filter water and carry it the last two miles. We had a bit more time to gather firewood before dark. Another night around the campfire taking cough medicine and telling lies. More shooting stars. It was a warm 24 degrees tonight.

Wednesday we hiked on out and got to see our wildlife, two deer, and a turkey. We also came across a deer leg in the middle of the trail. Neither of the two deer had only three legs so?????

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