The hike to Deer Creek is a lovely day hike that the whole family can enjoy. It starts at the Hermit Valley Trailhead and parking. The trail follows the the Moke River down about two miles before it intersects with Deer Creek. If one hikes up-canyon, up Deer Creek there is a wonderful cascade of water running through the creek carved canyon. Huge boulders along the banks of the creek and canyon are evidence of the glacial action that carved this area millions of years ago.
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Note: You must be logged in to add comments2008-06-04 08:14:00 Bob, how can I help in reformatting this page...what do you want to do? —TonyZuccarino
2008-06-04 09:21:13 Tony, I was wanted to arrange the photos in either one or two columns with room for text next to each photo. I can view how it's been done on other pages but Im such a klutz, it takes a long time —BobRynd
2008-06-04 13:03:09 yeah, I know it's tough... that's why I started this other pikiwiki.com project. These wikis are the ones that are klutzy, not you and I. I will work on it later today... I know what you want. —TonyZuccarino
2008-06-04 13:03:28 also please put a link to a google map on the page —TonyZuccarino
2008-06-11 17:53:35 Bob... your Deer Ck photos are great. Thanks for the reminder of how gorgeous it is this time year. Two yrs in a row a hundred yrs ago, I got to do a Mok river hike with the Distr Rgr, and my Dad.... from Hermit to Salt Sprgs.... and Deer Ck was always running high even in late July. Those trips were huge in my memories and huge for why I do what I do now. I wouldn't attempt that trip now, without those two guys who knew every rock/crevice/spring/bluff etc etc. What an honor and privilege it was. I fall upon those laurels again and again. —SusiLewis
