Episode 58: Misty Morning on the Pacific Crest Tail

Episode 58: Misty Morning on the Pacific Crest Tail

Author: Sound By Nature December 14, 2020 Duration: 59:02
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This was recorded on a cold and misty morning while walking on the Pacific Crest Trail from the bridge over the McCloud River near Ash Camp to the Forest Service road near the Ah Di Na Campground. This section of the trail follows the McCloud River through a deep, rugged, and densely forested canyon.

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