Mt Stirling WSA

The Wild side of the Spring Mountains.

Youth Conservation Corps Backpack

It was my pleasure to accompany these great folks to Big Timber Springs in the Mt Stirling WSA to do some restoration work and a little bit of Wilderness Outreach... good times.

Mt Stirling WSA

Here's a few shots from last week . I've been so busy I finished them up tonight while watching a little baseball. Mt Stirling is one of my favorite places, uncrowd and perhaps the wilder side of the Springs. Here a few shots from Big Timber Springs

Mt Stirling WSA

The Mt. Stirling Wilderness Study Area is the redheaded step child of the Spring Mountains; I don't think a lot of folks even know it is there. If you want a high quality wilderness experience and you don't mind a little bit of bushwhacking then Stirling is the place for you. You won't find a network of trails instead you'll have to rely on your own route finding skills. The canyons are rugged and steep, the PJ forest is thick in places,but the rewards are huge. Mt Stirling is the Wild side of the Springs.