Black Star Canyon Trail

Just incredible hike. Tough hike though! . It’s too dense and had to help one hiker who broke her feet on way to the hike. Had to airlift the women. So don’t try to do this hike alone. Just try do this hike in group or at least 2. There are quite a few boulders and few water streams to pass. There are places where you have just rope and fewer support .Better to wear waterproof hiking shoe .Carry some snacks,IV, energy drink -I recommend personally. There are no reception from the entrance to your phone. Pretty intense hike.

enjoyed hiking this trail. its a bit challenging, so definitely go prepared. wear proper hiking shoes if you have them, as trail can get muddy and extra grip helps. you may end up getting wet if you slip on any of the many criss cross across stream. have to hike all the way to see waterfall, its hidden and only comes into view at the very end, but well worth, esp after it had rained in past week. be prepared to take your time, as there are surprisingly more hikers than anticipated, and there lot of bottle necks that jams with "traffic". first two miles is easy hike though

Bury me here it’s so beautiful! This is my next favorite spot for a productive day of amazing views, wilderness vibes, and on a good spring day, nature etched, painted, and serendipitous at the edges of the switchbacks. I like to mountain bike to the Doppler tower near Beeks Place, gaze over the saddle to Corona/La Sierra before heading back. My favorite segments are those that follow alongside the river and the Mariposa Reserve—energies shift here. Stay alert! Can get busy (and a bit competitive for space between cyclists and hikers) on this one.