Grizzly Creek

It was fate that decided it.  I always, always wish to stop, but never do.  I keep on going.  Today was to be the same, but I was caught between a slow car in front of me, and a fast sports-car behind, so I decided to pull out at long last.  Here is what I wanted to look at, enjoy, and show you in photographs.

Here's the pull-out on the right, which is daunting at 50 mph, or even 40 mph. but today, I was going slow enough.

This is the view, or part of it.

the creek flows through here, under the highway, to the river

lovely clear water

Here is a "window" into the cavern through which the creek flows

Look over the wall and down to the water

viewed from the south side

Grizzly Creek

I liked this view 

My attempt to make it all seem "artful"

Rock climbers use this wall.  A sign use to tell them to stay 50 feet away from the highway, but I didn't see it today.

Much of the bottom of the climbing mountain is pocked with these core sample bore holes (guess)

The hill above the tunnel

pretty zoom section

zoom of the pipe-line arch

The doorway to Plumas County