Do any of you tow your junk to Spring Creek?

[ScaldedDog]

If so, where to you put your tow rig and trailer?

My 4Runner has become more and more of a trailer queen...

Mark

[Big Dave]

When I was up there a couple weeks ago there was enough room right there at the trailhead. It could easily get filled up though. Maybe Downieville?

[ScaldedDog]

When I was up there a couple weeks ago there was enough room right there at the trailhead. It could easily get filled up though. Maybe Downieville?

That's what I was wondering. That little truck stop would be a great place, but I've never seen anyone park there. You kinda have to be the first guy on the trail to park at the trailhead. :D

Mark

[Red_Chili]

See what you get for building such a cool 'Runner?


(with huge bias ply tires...)

[J Kimmel]

Mark if you go past the trailhead there is a nice sized parking lot off to the right(just past a rafting company) and you can park there. I have parked trailers there a couple of times.

Its maybe 2-300 yards past the trailhead...

HTH

[Dallas Lemon]

At the left turn off the pavement to cross the bridge, there is a spot to the right side of the road. We have parked several tow rigs there.

[ScaldedDog]

See what you get for building such a cool 'Runner?


(with huge bias ply tires...)

The axle swap and Pitbulls kind of pushed it into the trailer queen category. Or maybe I'm just getting old... :D

Thanks for the help, guys!

Mark

[Grandpa Jeep]

Last time I was there, those of us that brought tow rigs and trailers parked on the street acroos from the Starbucks.

[ScaldedDog]

Last time I was there, those of us that brought tow rigs and trailers parked on the street acroos from the Starbucks.

This worked out great, though next time I need to remember to unload my side-loading ramps *before* I pull in. :D Turns out, you don't need 'em to get off the trailer, anyway. :D

Thanks to all,

Mark