We stocked up at the Slocan Village Market and started riding the trail and a logging/mining road. The dirt road was hard packed but lots of puddles, rocks and washboards to keep us weaving to find the easiest line.
We stopped and talked to Ryan, an Aussie, and his dog Scout. He was cutting up a fallen tree for firewood and splitting it with his axe. His dog was a Mastiff/Lab mix and huge as you can imagine.
I have to say this campground is one of the nicest for natural beauty I’ve stayed at.
We finally arrived at Grizzly Creek Campground where we marveled at the beauty of the moss covered forest. We saved a lot of time by hanging our food bags from the nearby bridge instead of messing with a tree and all the hassle that entails.
Today we ride up the steepest and highest section into the tiny town of Burton. No bear sightings thankfully!
Great choice on hanging your bag from the bridge. Very much enjoying following your progress . Thanks for the posts.