Throwback: Walk Through Whiskeytown in its Full Winter Glory

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The Whiskeytown National Recreation is one of our favorite places on the planet. Unfortunately, when the Carr Fire rampaged through the park, it burned over 90 percent of the lush landscape.

It’s yet to be seen what the park will look like when it fully reopens following the fire, but during the height of winter in Northern California, we can’t help but reminisce what the park can look like with a full snow cover. So we went back to see some photos of the park covered in snow.

See Whiskeytown for yourself, in its full winter glory:

Ranger Doll took this beautiful black-and-white picture this morning at the trailhead of the James K. Carr trail to Whiskeytown Falls. Photo taken in December 2015.

Photo of a snowy Crystal Creek (in black-and-white) courtesy of photographer Michele James. Photo taken in December 2015.
Photo of a snowy Crystal Creek courtesy of photographer Michele James. Photo taken in December 2015.
Courtesy of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. Photo taken in January 2017
Courtesy of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. Photo taken in January 2017
Courtesy of Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. Photo taken in January 2017
Photo courtesy of the National Park Service
Photo courtesy of Oak Bottom Marina
Photo courtesy of Oak Bottom Marina

Let’s hope we’ll be able to experience the beautiful snow at Whiskeytown again soon!

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