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10/16/2012 08:20AM (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
Johnson falls
LOCATION: Extreme western end of Pine lake. There is a trail branching off from the portage trail to Canoe lake. Also, you can paddle closer to the outlet of the small creek and there will be trails spider webbing everywhere but, they all eventually converge and lead back to the falls.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AREA: Prisoners on Pine
LOCATION: Extreme western end of Pine lake. There is a trail branching off from the portage trail to Canoe lake. Also, you can paddle closer to the outlet of the small creek and there will be trails spider webbing everywhere but, they all eventually converge and lead back to the falls.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AREA: Prisoners on Pine
07/21/2015 08:20PM
Upper Johnson Falls
Video & photos taken June 2015.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AREA: Canoe basecamp
Video & photos taken June 2015.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS AREA: Canoe basecamp
07/21/2015 08:27PM
quote Savage Voyageur: "Thanks, I will be there next September. Great pictures. Where is that big tree? I would like to find it?"
If you just head downstream from the lower falls on the right hand side where the creek starts spider webbing into smaller rivulets. maybe 60+ yards from the falls???
07/21/2015 09:47PM
quote TuscaroraBorealis: "quote Savage Voyageur: "Thanks, I will be there next September. Great pictures. Where is that big tree? I would like to find it?"
If you just head downstream from the lower falls on the right hand side where the creek starts spider webbing into smaller rivulets. maybe 60+ yards from the falls???"
Thanks Paul, Big help.
"So many lakes, so little time." WWJD
08/25/2015 07:44PM
quote Savage Voyageur: "quote TuscaroraBorealis: "quote Savage Voyageur: "Thanks, I will be there next September. Great pictures. Where is that big tree? I would like to find it?"
If you just head downstream from the lower falls on the right hand side where the creek starts spider webbing into smaller rivulets. maybe 60+ yards from the falls???"
Thanks Paul, Big help."
Here's some more help.....
This video should definitively show how to find the colossal cedar tree from Lower Johnson Falls.
Video & photo taken August 2015.
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