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Board Meetings
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11/20/2000
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ISF Section - Instream Flow Recommendations
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<br />Fourth Bridge <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />Yeu're half way to the lalcel! <br /> <br />· ~etice the very high cftft$ atlove the trail, net <br />teo far above bridge *4 These are about <br />'200 feet above the valley fleer you .are in. <br /> <br />Fifth Bridge <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />Yeu are now coming to the steepest pan of <br />the trail, So take your lime! <br /> <br />Sixth Bridge <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />You are coming to the upper 3/4 rest area. <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />Have you noticed the Old horse stacles? It <br />loeks like an eld fallen log neuse. This build- <br />ing was used bad< near '910 whe!"l tha <br />Hanging Lake Resort staned at the trailhead <br />near :1,e Cclorado F.iver. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Abeut 300 feet above t."e shefter you will see <br />the lower fails coming from Hanging Lake. <br /> <br />* _ust. celow. the c:l1ff petti::n ct the trail is the <br />old nltchratl area. This IS where the resert <br />ho~es were tied while the guests hiked wo to <br />the lake. . <br /> <br />Sevemfl Bridge <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Netice tt'ie depression to the left of the <br />bridge. This ac::s as a lar;e drain during ner- <br />mal water flow, sucking :ne water ir'lte an <br />underground stream. Only during extremely <br />high water flow, such as In , 984 and 1993. <br />does water actually IIOW' undemeat." this <br />bridge. <br /> <br />';Jiff Walhway <br /> <br />This is very steep, and some of the steps are <br />pretty high. Please hold en te the handrail <br />and take your time. <br /> <br />'al" Lake <br /> <br />. angil'1g Lake is a: 7040 fee: elevaliol'1 and is <br />apcroximately '.5 surface :acres. The a::-:...al <br />de,o:!"l is unknown, but beliaved :0 be a::ou: <br />25 fee: at :l'1e camero <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />.1ai'iIilIl~9 !.ake was formed by a seoIQgic:. <br />'fault which caused the lake bed to drop away . <br />from the valley f1eor above. The lake has.. <br />been built up from dissolved carbonates <br />whic:." are depesited on the shore as the wa- <br />ter flews over the edge. These deposits are . <br />very fragile, and it is important that you stay <br />on the boardwalk to prevent damage to the <br />shoreline. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />The boardwalk and viewing platform were . <br />rebuilt in September , 993. The project was <br />completed by the Forest Service, the Glen- <br />wood Springs Kiwanis Club and Boy Scouts, . <br />Friends of Skyre Criswell, and cash dona- <br />tions from visiters fike yourself. Please enjoy <br />this area, and leave it better than you found <br />it. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Almost 9 tens of materials were hauled up <br />the trail to rebuild the boardwalk and viewing <br />platform. The Forest Service Rocky Moun- <br />~n Region Mule team carried the materials <br />lJp in 90 mule leads and '2 horse loads. <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />There is a small population of brook tr01..'t in <br />the lake, can yeu see any? <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />Because this is a small, fragile ecosystem <br />there is NO FISHING OF. SWIMMING AL. <br />lOWED. <br /> <br />Spouting Rock <br /> <br />.. The trail leading upstream from Hanging lake <br />wUf take you to Spouting Rock. The falls <br />above Spouting Reel< are atlout 74 feet high. <br /> <br />· Spouting Rook o=vrs from a small uncer. <br />'ground stream that has found a hole in the . <br />rock to flow from. It is atlout 40 te 5S feet <br />high. Three or more spouts can actually be <br />seen. <br /> <br />· There is a path Ieaeing behinc1 and past <br />Spouting Reck. providing an opportunity to <br />:col off in the spray. <br /> <br />Trail's .End <br /> <br />29 <br /> <br />· Time to head home. Hopefully. you have <br />some bea1..'tiful photos and wonderful memo- <br />ries to take with you. <br />
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