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Little Bald Hills Trail

October 30, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann Leave a Comment

The Bigfoot Trail Alliance met for our first board retreat. In addition to wonderful conversation and planning, we took a 10 mile hike from the redwoods to the Smith River along the Little Bald Hills Trail.

Fall Color on the BFT

September 16, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann Leave a Comment

Fall is a time of rejuvenation and my favorite season. With the shift of the California Current, rains begin to fall in California after a summer of drought while the high country along the Pacific Slope finds snow returning. We retreat inside our homes but native plants and animals must adjust to the changes. Some birds migrate, mammals might hibernate, and some plants shed their […]

Russian Wilderness Photomonitoring

August 31, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann Leave a Comment

The Bigfoot Trail Alliance joined forces with the Salmon River Restoration Council to hike up Russian Creek in the Russian Wilderness. At the trail’s high point, we put in the third of six photo-monitoring plots as part of our Citizen Science and Climate Change grant from the Rose Foundation. Below are links and pictures from […]

10 Photos to Inspire a Thru-Hike

August 14, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann 2 Comments

The greater part of the phenomena of Nature…are concealed from us all our lives. There is just as much beauty visible to us in the landscape as we are prepared to appreciate, and a grain more. A man sees only what concerns him.                         […]

Bigfoot Trail Begins

July 20, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann 2 Comments

Northern California’s Coast Range Mount Linn–also called South Yolla Bolly Mountain–is the highest point in the Coast Range of northern California and where the Bigfoot Trail begins. It is located to the west of Corning but the area might as well be a world away from the population centers of the state; it is rarely noticed […]

Adventure’s Edge

July 14, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann 1 Comment

Business Partner Why did you choose to become a business partner with the Bigfoot Trail Alliance? We decided to become a business partner with the Bigfoot Alliance because I love the outdoors and want to see more people out there enjoying it as well. My hopes would be that you could extend your trail network and […]

Mountains and Rivers Proposal

June 17, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann Leave a Comment

The Bigfoot Trail is being proposed as a National Recreation Trail! The Mountains and Rivers proposal will benefit northern California’s landscapes, watersheds and communities. We will ask Congressman Jared Huffman to champion this plan with legislation in Congress. This proposal includes support for: Protecting key healthy forests and streams that sustain our wild fish populations Restoring […]

Hike to Packers Peak

June 14, 2016 by Michael Kauffmann Leave a Comment

Five volunteers met up in Coffee Creek, California to summit Packers Peak in the Trinity Alps Wilderness. This is the highest point along the Bigfoot Trail, at 7,822′. The peak offers some of the best views…

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