Subaru Enthusiasts Car Club of the Sierras - View Single Post - Local and semi-local swimmin' holes

wrxkidid · 2008-07-07, 06:05 PM

Lakeridge pool? haha.

A place that is my favorite in the world is called the gorge.

The catch is its kinda a camping spot. Its in Big Sur, Cali. If you go down and camp for a couple days, at the pfieffer campground. Its aeound a mile hike up the river, literally in the river but its fun. A big old 40 high rope swing, some other 30s jumping rocks, couple smaller ones. You can also go up further and kick it at the temple, not much swimming but a pretty cool rock place where you can boulder/hike around it or boulder up underneath it and out the top. Go up higher and theres a fun swimming hole, no big rocks one 10-15 footer. Up higher than that there isnt much.

Its a sick place, my favorite place in the world, but it really isnt worth it unless you camp for like 3 or more days.

2008-07-07, 06:05 PM	#14
wrxkidid EJ205 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Incline Village, NV Posts: 1,232 Car: 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ltd. 5.7l Class: None :/ Cory, just put a 4g63 in it.	Lakeridge pool? haha. A place that is my favorite in the world is called the gorge. The catch is its kinda a camping spot. Its in Big Sur, Cali. If you go down and camp for a couple days, at the pfieffer campground. Its aeound a mile hike up the river, literally in the river but its fun. A big old 40 high rope swing, some other 30s jumping rocks, couple smaller ones. You can also go up further and kick it at the temple, not much swimming but a pretty cool rock place where you can boulder/hike around it or boulder up underneath it and out the top. Go up higher and theres a fun swimming hole, no big rocks one 10-15 footer. Up higher than that there isnt much. Its a sick place, my favorite place in the world, but it really isnt worth it unless you camp for like 3 or more days. __________________ Mosey down the road.