Willow Cove hiking trail, Bass Lake (4/3/20) Blog post 53

Here at the Bass Lake RV park, there is a hiking trail called Willow Cove. It is a very easy hike with the exception of a few downed trees that made it challenging to get over, around, or under. At the top of the trail is a very nice stream.












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