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Badger Mountain, 6,973 ft., ahead when rxhing north on Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) in its western section.
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Beautiful, healthy, old pine forest along Nobles Emigrant Trail (East).
Hat Creek flows robustly, filled with snow melt from higher places, in mid June. Be prepared to get your feet wet at this creek crossing when hiking Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) here.
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Joan Pendleton
Jun 20, 2020 near Shingletown, CA
“Badger Mountain, 6,973 ft., ahead when rxhing north on Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) in its western section.”  

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Badger Mountain, 6,973 ft., ahead when rxhing north on Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) in its western section.
Hat Creek flows robustly, filled with snow melt from higher places, in mid June. Be prepared to get your feet wet at this creek crossing when hiking Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) here.
A good bit of Nobles Emigrant Trail (East) goes through the 2012 Reading Wildfire burn area. BUT that means views aren't blocked by the trees. Here are Reading Peak (left) and Lassen Peak (right).
The unmarked southern terminus of Horse Corral Trail is between the two cut logs on the left. This is the view when approaching from the south on Nobles Emigrant Trail (East). Turn left through these two logs to rxh Horse Corral Trail.
Tall pines and mules ears (bottom left) along the southern portion of Horse Corral Trail.
Lupines (purple flowers in the foreground) blooming along Hat Creek that is just off Horse Corral Trail.
A burn area of the 2012 Reading Fire, with Horse Corral Trail traveling through. Lassen Peak can be seen in the distance through the burnt trunks.
Beautiful, healthy, old pine forest along Nobles Emigrant Trail (East).
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Nobles Emigrant Trail (East)

13.2 mi 21.2 km
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Shingletown, CA