TIM McLENEGAN

Jay Bird Canyon May 2020

  1. Getting ready to ride down to the canyon floor.
  2. Sugar Pine Creek Falls is a couple hundred feet tall but it is inaccessible and hard to see whole fall at once.
  3. Not sure what’s happening here.
  4. Part of Sugar Pine Creek Falls.
  5. Heading down the road to the bottom of the canyon
  6. My bike and Sugar Pine Creek Falls
  7. The Camino Dam holding back Silver Creek.
  8. Silver Creek below Camino Dam.
  9. The lower part of Jay Bird Falls
  11. Jay Bird Falls
  12. A small perennial waterfall near Jay Bird Falls.
  13. Walking up to the base of Jay Bird Falls.
  14. A small perennial waterfall near Jay Bird Falls.
  15. Chris at the base of Jay Bird Falls.
  16. Chris at the base of Jay Bird Falls.
  17. Chris at the base of Jay Bird Falls.
  18. Jay Bird Falls
  19. Chris in front of a little narrow canyon below the main waterfall.
  20. A little canyon below the main waterfall.
  21. Another view of Jay Bird Falls showing an inaccessible upper waterfall
  22. Wavy patterns on some river boulders.
  23. This bear cub startled me when it came tumbling down the hill side above me. I waited for it to run away before taking a picture. I also waited several minutes for Mama Bear who never showed up.
  24. Another picture of the bear cub
  25. Silver Creek below Sugar Pine Creek Falls and above the reservoir.
  26. The base of Sugar Pine Creek Falls.
  27. The base of Sugar Pine Creek Falls.
  28. The base of Sugar Pine Creek Falls.
  29. Another view of Sugar Pine Creek Falls later in the day.
  30. Another view of Sugar Pine Creek Falls later in the day.