Many campsites in the Briggs Valley are accessible from this trail. This trail parallels Forest Road 2500 all the way to the south end of Briggs Valley where it comes back into the road a short distance from the Briggs Creek trailhead. It took another 40 years to finish the Backbone. It’s a long 11. In 1978 congress passed the enabling legislation for that Recreation Area and it referenced the Backbone Trail. The final section of the Backbone Trail (BBT) was quite the dramatic hike. This is a "backbone trail" connecting Briggs Valley recreation sites (and the Briggs Creek Trail #1132). Segments 1 and 2 in The Complete Hiker’s Guide to the Backbone Trail by Doug & Caroline Chamberlin.
As it is an official trail, the path was easy to follow and there were plenty of. The part we did is segment 6 on the National Park service website. There aren’t many places to camp along the way, so most people hike the trail in sections. donors dedicated to the Backbone Trail has made this trail system through the.
This trail begins at about the 3 mile marker on Forest Road 2500. The Backbone trail is a 67 mile (108 km) hike along the Santa Monica Mountains.
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