Devil's
Punchbowl in Ramona, California May 7th, 2005 |
Here are some video clips from the trip - make sure you check them all out and the pictures below!
The
First River Crossing - 8.3 MB
The Second River
Crossing - 17.3 MB
The Third River
Crossing - 8.4 MB
The Waterfall at the Devil's
Punch Bowl - 1.1 MB
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The hike is a 2.5 mile hike with a 1 mile drop in elevation from start to finish. |
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![]() First steps |
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![]() The start of the 1 Mile descent |
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![]() Rest stop |
![]() Natural beauty! |
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![]() The first river we had to cross |
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![]() A view downstream |
![]() A view upstream |
![]() Wildlife Porn!! (Filmed by Alina) ;-) |
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![]() If you don't want to deal with hopping rocks to get across, just take off your shoes and walk through. ;-) |
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![]() View of a waterfall in the far distance |
![]() Burnt tree from the Southern California Wild Fires |
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![]() The Devil's Punchbowl is in site and the waterfall is running!! |
![]() A little Poison Oak - if it's three, let it be |
![]() The Devil's Punchbowl 100 ft. waterfall |
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![]() Will contemplating about jumping off |
![]() Will jumping off! |
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Trip
Notes: The trip was awesome! Everyone had a great time. The weather
was perfect for hiking. It was a little cold for chilling out at the
Punchbowl, especially with the spray and mist from the waterfall. As
you can see, the water was really brown. Mostly from the heavy rains
we have had this year. Another interesting note is that the depth of
the Punchbowl was only about 7 ft. In previous trips and word of mouth
from others, we have measured the depth and found it to be 25+ feet
deep. Eric had an interesting theory of why it was so shallow. It's
based off of the Southern California Wild Fires and all of the debris
that washed in from the heavy rains this year. Over all, the trip was
a wonderful experience and an extremely fun adventure. |