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Left Diamond Lake campground by 9:00am,48 minutes later we arrived “ROGUE GORGE",this waterfall occurs at the head of the gorge. The falls begin where the river splits around an island composed of basalt talus. The visible channel of the river spreads across the smooth basalt bedrock and veils about 5 vertical feet into a trough in a very scenic display. Shortly downstream the two channels converge and cascade another 25 feet into the narrowest and deepest portion of the gorge. The waters of the river swirl calmly for several hundred feet then resumes its boisterous journey towards the ocean after exiting the slot no more than 500 feet downstream from the entrance.
15:00 along Highway 101 to reach the destination ---- located in Northern California's Redwood National and state Park. The ancient redwood located there the tallest trees in the world,huge trunk and dense shade intertwined, so that the temperature is only 60 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer afternoon, the air is cool and fresh. Visitors along the park landscape Road all the way to watch, like being in the forest like a fairy tale world, eyeful of green.
After a 45-minute drive back to Highway 101,we reached Patric Point State Park. We reserved this campground 2 month ago, one night $ 43, bathing facilities, water points.The camping point not far from the Pacific coast, and along the stone paths down until you come to the seaside reef. The reef is as clean and smooth, sitting there quietly watching a sunset, watching the waves of the Pacific Ocean wave after wave of. By the way, Rachel throw her walkie-talkie to “feed” the fish.
