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Rocky Creek Camp North Los Padres National Forest
- Camp Type: Wilderness Trail Camp
- Topo Map Link: Zig Zag Creek
- Elevation: 1400 feet
- Wilderness Area: Ventana
- County: Monterey County
- Ranger District: Monterey Ranger District
- Longitude: -121.5040361
- Latitude: 36.24704117
- Length of Stay: 14 Days
- Reservations: Wilderness Trail Camp
Description:
Rocky Creek is a tributary of the Arroyo Seco and accessed from Greenfield.
True to its name, this is a very rocky creek that over the years has been subject to considerable gold mining activity. The placer gold is often coarse grained.
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Survey / Report Form Last Updated: Wednesday, October 20, 2021
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When visiting the Los Padres always remember to pack extra water for any trip! Many Trails listed may be unmaintained, always plan ahead, check weather report, know your risks and level of ability.