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004 My car at the Bradford Ridge Path trailhead on CA 173 - the southern route to Deep Creek Hot Springs
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009 Heading north on the Bradford Ridge Path - the trail stayed up above the canyon along the side
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020 This 4x4 post is where the Bradford Ridge Path begins the steep descent toward Deep Creek
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024 Steep descent with poor footing on sandy ground on the Bradford Ridge Path as it nears Deep Creek
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027 Looking back up the steepest section of the Bradford Ridge Path - it's worse going down than up
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038 I arrived at the Pacific Crest Trail after descending on the Bradford Ridge Path and headed south
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041 Deep Creek was flowing down below the PCT and the Hot Springs were up ahead in the shadows
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055 The hot water comes out of the ground just below the Pacific Crest Trail at Deep Creek Hot Springs
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056 Looking down at the steaming hot water that makes Deep Creek Hot Springs what it is - non-stinky!
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059 One of the man-made hot pools at Deep Creek Hot Springs, with Deep Creek just beyond it
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060 One of the warmer pools at Deep Creek Hot Springs - there are five of them in total with different temps
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062 Clean water in a pool at Deep Creek Hot Springs - the native granite is still on the bottom of the pool
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063 View of the hot pool at Deep Creek Hot Springs where the water pours off the man-made wall
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065 This is the funny sign at Deep Creek Hot Springs where it says NO CAMPING but everyone camps here
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066 Lots of footprints in the sand just south of Deep Creek Hot Springs where people camp and party
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068 I decided that it was going to be too crowded to spend the night at Deep Creek Hot Springs so I hiked on
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075 There was a side trail off the PCT that led down toward Deep Creek around the bend from the Hot Springs
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076 View down to a calm region of Deep Creek below the PCT - I needed to find a place to camp
