Prob not the best for young kids. It is NOT an easy climb down for a guy who weighs pounds. That being said, I did it anyway, i nearly fell a couple times, but I made it, and It was well worth it.
I would suggest, instead of making the additional mile long rock climb up to Gods Bath, just stay right there at the bottom of the rope climb, or maybe only go a little upstream, there are MANY nice places to swim! I only gave it a mere 3 stars because of the difficulty level, if your in shape, athletic, agile, young, etc. You should have no problem.
But be warned, it is rough if you are overweight, out of shape or not-so-young. Has a fair out of trash laying around. Please keep it clean and pick up after yourself. Bring rope incase someone removes the existing one. No trail to follow just fallow the river.
Everybody complains about the trash, nobody said they picked any up. Come on people: whether you are a local or a tourist, a trash bag is your number one piece of outdoor equipment in California. There are now more than 40 million of us, alas. I pretend than I am disposing of careless, thoughtless people when I remove their spoor.
Nice an easy trail. When you get to the bridge park in the side. Go down using rope and turn right. I went yesterday April 1st Very cold breeze out but very sunny. There is literally no designated parking, you will have to park along the road side. Which in certain areas can be very unsafe. After researching this location I was under the impression that there was going to be a simple way to enter or start the path and that there was going to be a rope to assist you down the side of the mountain to walk up the river but there was not.
I also suggest bringing your own rope to easily somehow attach to the bridge, a tree or something so that you are able to easily enter and exit.
Wear shoes with good grip. Pack very light. Challenging hike depending on the water level and time of year but very worth it. Remember to pack out what you pack in! Lots of trash in such a beautiful place. Use Navigator in the AllTrails app and join the other outdoor explorers who have completed this trail. Gods Bath Clavey River Trail hard Length 1. There is high traffic on this trail.
Please pack in and pack out all trash and belongings. There is no real trail, you have to traverse over rocks, but well worth it once you arrive to the falls. Once you climb down at the bridge you will have to hike up river a little over a mile to Gods Bath. Reviews Sort by:. Ann Wride. October 13, Brittany Koontz. August 22, Nicolas Kirsch. July 25, Desiree Laffranchi.
July 21, This place is disgusting! Trash and graffiti everywhere. Rachel Hampton. July 10, Hiking No shade. Mgyver D. July 3, Hiking Rocky. Jonny Alpine. June 18, Hiking Off trail Rocky. Preety Aujla. June 10, Michael Thompson. May 18, Zach Hesseltine. May 10, Hiking Great! Off trail Rocky. Sonia Bains. October 19, Julie Hunter. September 10, Jessi Laird. August 21, Hiking Off trail Rocky Scramble. Marcella Pittman. August 17, August 16, The correct route to the trailhead is a long and winding paved road after which there is a steep and difficult hike to the basin.
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This post is old. The video and pics are from previous years. I also heard that the rim fire might have reached the hole. Please if anyone knows if this is true post it!!! Can you post a link for directions, link above is not working. Been swimming in South Yuba River. Section between Nevada City to Donner Pass is warm enough to stay in the water.
What kind of losers bring glass bottles to a place like this? Especially with all the quality beers being put into cans these days. Come on now…. Angora lakes in Tahoe is a great spot to cliff dive nice tall cliffs from 20 to about 60 feet with warm water. Posted by Miles Clark July 9, Get our top 3 articles emailed to you weekly!
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