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By: sue oleary
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Sun, 19 Oct 2014 21:42:50 +0000http://autoramblings.com/sportsmobile/?p=1787#comment-84694Do you know if bean creek is still crossable. outside coulterville, big meadow, east off hwy 120. dirt road. use to camp there as a child. Father had a mineral claim off bean creek mariposa county
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By: Dave Boyer
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Fri, 04 Jun 2010 05:33:37 +0000http://autoramblings.com/sportsmobile/?p=1787#comment-82Getting information from Yosemite National Park is difficult. For trail conditions you might try to contact the Groveland ranger station I showed links to. The walk from highway 120 parking lot entrance to the Merced Grove is an easy walk to the trees…from there I’m not sure of. I have snow shoed into the Merced Grove but never took the trek to the Old Coulterville Road. My thoughts are that the road (now probably a foot trail) still exists and leads to Foresta. If you take the original trail to Coulterville, just be aware that “Hazel Green??? is private land. Although the trail is open to the public, I got some strange looks from the owners. But if you ask about the history like I did, the residents were very accommodating. YVMV! Good luck on your journey.
Dave Boyer
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By: sharon
https://autoramblings.com/sportsmobile/?p=1787&cpage=1#comment-76
Mon, 17 May 2010 22:06:12 +0000http://autoramblings.com/sportsmobile/?p=1787#comment-76Great, well-written narrative and excellent photos! Can you tell me what year the Coulterville Rd. was closed/gated through Merced Grove? I’d be most azppreciative. One of my hiking goals this year to hike from Merced Grove to Foresta.