Originally Posted by
CliffordK
How much of that is the Forest Service vs some fisherman dropping rocks in?
From how professionally looking it appeared I assumed it was forest service, but I didn't see it being installed, so who knows for sure.
Originally Posted by
CliffordK
That would only work with the smallest of streams. At least I think so. One could technically find rocks that are 2 or 3 feet tall, but moving them by hand would be difficult. So, those rock paths are probably limited to streams that are mostly < 1 foot deep.
Original post said 2 things:
- In the summer I could, and probably will, just take off my shoes and carry my bike across.
- Any
crazy thoughts for how to cross a river on my commute?
Did you know you can order boulders online?
https://www.thestonestore.com/boulders
Lol...I mean...I'm not saying any of this is a particularly good idea. I wouldn't cross a stream with a muddy bottom even in waders, after years in the boundary waters I can tell you, you never know where you might step into something and get stuck.
It's certainly not a good plan for a steam of much depth but I'm just an internet poster, not an engineering crew.
