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Uggg!!! How can you have one favorite! It is just not possible!
Any one that dead ends at a river. :-)
Do you have a list going? I have only found two worth writing about! One up by ice house reservoir and the other was up by 88 somewhere...i'll have to get the GPS coords for it. Both nice little rivers/streams with stupid fish eating just about any dry fly like it was going to be their last!
The Rubicon for scenery and fun
The Hammers for fun but ugly as sin
Rubicon !!


Once you go you will know....
hahaha...for me hmmm... let me think...hmmmm...not I've only been in two runs and it was Hollister so need to get into some more
I would have to say the Rubicon.... It just is. But I might have to change my opinion after I do the Dusy trail in Sept. The Mojave Trail was fun and I am looking forward to doing it in the snow this winter. Any takers?
I've only been on a couple trails, mostly parks. And I've been to Hollister the most so I'll say my favorite place is Hollister. Although I did like the Long Canyon Trail.
Mark,

Way to revive a dead thread...There's something about the trail home that keeps me going back.
Hahah woah I didn't even notice the dates. It came up as a recent posting on the front page, which is why I posted in here.
I would say in Northern California it is Slickrock trail. It changes every year. There are few others that I will be on early in the wheelingseason that will I am sure become favourites but they are in Central Cali. Sherman Trail
Surf N' Turf because the terrain is wide open and there are a ton of people.

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