Near FSR #76
Cranberry River confluence with North Fork tributary
Near FSR #76
Cranberry River looking upstream
Near FSR #76
House Log shelter. Not a bad shelter. even a nice communal folding chair left for users to relax on.

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FSR #76

4.0 (2 Ratings)
A very scenic, gated hike along the Cranberry River with access to fishing, wilderness hiking, and backcountry camping.
11.3
mi
Distance
711
ft
Gain
easy
Difficulty
Family Friendly

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
11.25mi
Distance
711ft
Elevation Gain
57ft
Elevation Loss
15%
Max Grade
3,176ft
High Point
2,522ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
This scenic section of FSR #76 starts at the Cranberry Campground and follows the Cranberry River past several backcountry shelters, ending just beyond the North Fork shelter. If combined with FSR #102, it provides relatively easy access to the Cranberry Glades and Nature Center. This is an excellent hike for families, with many other activities along the way, such as fishing and wilderness hiking.

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Contributors
Brenda Korte