Theres a hole in the bottom of the creek

From here it is about a 2. Here the beach is across the river. Follow this trail along the North Fork and, in less than a mile, right where the trail crosses the river for the second time, you'll come to what I call swimming hole 2 I am told it is called "Snake Hole" by locals. Several nice swimming holes near and in the Jefferson N. Very nice little semi-official national forest swimming hole. Camping right at site in N.

Nearby is camping in George Washington N. There is a large parking area by the river on the right and the swimming hole is here. Developed camping very nearby at Jennings Randolph Lake. This is a long rapid with a few hazards and a large hole at the bottom. Huge pool at the bottom. If you decide to go up the creek, you might want to go barefoot.

After you get out of the car and walk to the edge, you will see Anvil Rock below. Dainis Dravins - Lund Observatory, Sweden. Very relaxing, quiet scene, with bubbles coming up from below to tickle and soothe. Continue on RT another 3. Follow this road CR 21 4 or 5 miles and you'll come to a spot where 3 roads meet with a small concrete bridge on your left. The walk from the parking lot is also very short, only half a mile. Apparently there is a spring called Blue Spring that empties into the North bank of the Powell River, dont know exactly where, maybe near Oxford Ford???

A five here feels like a bird. Farmer's Lake is here. There is also a sneak on the far left down a super mellow slide. Near the famous, old Homestead Hotel and resort, well worth a look. Very disappointed in the location it self.