Payne Creek/Lost Creek Wilderness Map/Track/GPX?

[jasperson]

I'm thinking about taking Brookside-McCurdy->Payne Creek (Lost Creek Wilderness) to Craig Meadows but I'm having a devil of a time finding either a decent map (preferably GPX) with the trail.

Does anyone happen to have a gpx track including this section of Lost Creek Wilderness?

Thanks in advance~

[rijaca]

The TI/NG Tarryall Mts. Kenosha Pass map was the trails.

[jasperson]

Thank you -- I've got the Tarryall TI map (on paper), but the trails shown there (including Payne Creek) are not shown on online maps, preventing me from generating a GPX.

[jlarocco]

The USFS layer on Caltopo has the Payne Creek trail:

http://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=39.36753 ... 3&z=14&b=f" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Derek]

I have GPX from my tracks in those areas, but to verify are you looking for Craig meadows from the Brookside Trail (from Payne Creek/Brookside TH to the north) or from the Brookside/McCurdy Trail (from Lost Park or Long Gulch TH's from the south)?

(Theres also the plain Payne Creek from the south/southeast, but I dont recall that hitting anything with the mccurdy name so I dont think thats the one you're referring too...could be wrong though..)

Let me know and I can send over. I may have some TR's on here with shared GPX as well of some of those areas....cant recall.

--D

[jasperson]

Thanks all for the replies.

I was initially thinking of coming in from the North via Payne Creek. The idea came from a trip listed on ORIC (http://www.oriconline.org/what_to_do/tr ... eadows.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) which details picking up Payne Creek from the Brookside-McCurdy TH. I actually ended up coming in from the East via the Colorado Trail (first few miles of section 4). That proved to be a nice/easy one nighter.