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Directions to Little Sage Hen Basin
12. October 2010 by Lou Ann Gaskell.
Directions to Sage Hen Meadows trailer parking area: For riding TR-131 South (Tripod Peak Trail to lookout)
From Horseshoe Bend, travel 33 miles North on Hwy 55.
Turn left toward Sage Hen Reservoir at Cougar Mountain Lodge (SF Road 644 to 626).
Stay on 626 (not 626H and not 626P).
Travel approx. 7 miles on the windy dirt road until you reach a small meadow on the right for horse trailer parking.
The trail head is about ½ mile East of the trailer parking area.
The trail is fairly easy with nice soil footing (not rocky). It is a worthwhile, scenic ride through the trees and meadows to the lookout.
From Meridian, plan on 1:45 to 2 hours travel time.
Thanks, Lou Ann
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