The Community Hiking Club will hike from the Lockwood Valley Boy Scout Camp to Sheep Camp on Saturday, July 2, 2011.  This is a great hike for those looking for both a strenuous or moderate hike. Choose 13 1/2 miles with 3000′gain or for a moderate hike, 7 1/2 miles with 1000′ gain.  The trail starts at the end of Boy Scout Camp road.  Those interested will hike on a dirt road to a 45′ waterfall.  On the way you’ll take a side trail (3/4 mile) to view the hoodoo’s of Frazier Park.  The dirt road turns into a trail at the waterfall and will lead us to Lilly Meadows.  For those looking for a moderate hike this would be a good spot to turn around. Return from this point is on your own. From Lilly Meadows to Sheep Camp is another 3 miles the last 2 are uphill.  The beauty of this portion of the hike is the forest, views, and wild flowers. At Sheep Camp there is a small spring and views.  We will return the same way we came. Bring your camera, lots of water, lunch, snacks, and wear shoes with lots of tread. Poles are helpful if you have them. Wear sunscreen and a hat as well. A mosquito net is recommended for the last 2 miles of the hike.

Those interested in this hike should plan on meeting at Towsley Canyon at 06:45 for a 06:55 car pool.

OR, meet at the trail head: Directions to trailhead:  From Interstate 5 just north of Gorman, take the Frazier Park exit and follow Frazier Mountain Road west for 7 miles to the Lake of the Woods “Y” intersection.  Bear left here, pass the gingerbread house, to “Boy Scout Road” (8 miles).  Turn right until the end of the road (2 1/2 miles).  We should all meet at the trailhead at 08:00.  Adventure Pass required to park.