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We will start at the trailhead at milepost 208 on Hwy88 we will hike down the trail to the First water creek. We will then hang a right and follow the creek bed upstream for a couple of miles till we get to a cave that we can explore. We may have to wade through water in at least one spot to get up the canyon. We can explore some of the side canyons if desired. We will then turn around and follow the creek bed back down stream to Canyon Lake. We will then follow the Creek back up stream, hang a right and follow our original trail back to the parking area.

Distance 3 or 4 miles depending on how much we explore.

Elevation maybe 600' or 700' More depending on what we explore.

Bring;
Water and nutrients to sustain you for 4 hrs of moderate outdoor activity.

Your preferred method of protection from the terrain, the elements and the insects.( Mosquito repellant may be needed
A dry bag for stuff you dont want getting wet may be nice.
Shoes you dont mind getting wet.

A sense of adventure.

Hwy 88 towards Canyon Lake exactly at milepost 208 on the right. we will begin NLT 0730
Feel free to make carpool arangements. I will meet at the trailhead.

Release of Liability:

The organizer of this event is a volunteer and not a professional guide. The function of the organizer is only to organize this event. Each person who signs up for and participates in an event/hike/or outing is responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests.

By signing up for and participating in this event, or any other 3H event you are acknowledging that you are aware and have made your guests aware of the risks, dangers and hazards associated with this activity and freely accept all such risks, dangers and hazards, and fully assume responsibility for your own safety, and further agree to release and discharge the organizers of this event from and against any and all liability arising from your and your guest's participation in the group activities.

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