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Crown Valley (cattle) Ranch. First built 1916. Still owned by Johnson Family and in use but boarded up most of the time. You can walk around the buildings and see very old items. No camping in the immediate area.”
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The treacherous SoB section of the Middle Fork Trail.
Climbing Kettle Ridge, you'll have awesome views looking toward Monarch Divide. In late summer, this climb is dry, hot, and has no water. It's a mediocre hike until you get beyond this point.
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Lee Watts
Jun 13, 2017 near Squaw Valley, CA
“Crown Valley (cattle) Ranch. First built 1916. Still owned by Johnson Family and in use but boarded up most of the time. You can walk around the buildings and see very old items. No camping in the immediate area.””  

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Crown Valley (cattle) Ranch. First built 1916. Still owned by Johnson Family and in use but boarded up most of the time. You can walk around the buildings and see very old items. No camping in the immediate area.”
Climbing Kettle Ridge, you'll have awesome views looking toward Monarch Divide. In late summer, this climb is dry, hot, and has no water. It's a mediocre hike until you get beyond this point.
Looking at the dome
Tehipite Dome looms above the Middle Fork Trail.
Tehipite Valley from the Middle Fork Trail.
Tehipite Dome and Tehipite Valley from the SoB portion of the Middle Fork Trail.
You'll cross Crown Creek on the Middle Fork Trail as you make your way through the Tehipite Valley.
The treacherous SoB section of the Middle Fork Trail.
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