The Granite Bay locals have built a nice trail system east of Luoma Lake. This came to light because of the recent and planned logging in the Two Mile Lake and adjacent areas. So we had to go see it.
Seven of us drove to near the end of Saxon Main to the “Granniies at Work” sign. From there we went around the Back Bog clockwise, over a beaver dam, then to a beautiful bench overlooking the Back Bog. We then backtracked and went through the forest on the Two Mile Lake trail. There are some amazing, big burnt (but live) trees there, presumably from the fire 100 years ago.. After an idyllic lunch at the Two Mile Lake, we continued on the trail along the south shore to another beautiful bench and finally up to a new logging road, which we followed back to the vehicles. (4.2 km and 2½ hours)
Norris
- Around the Back Bog
- Back Bog at the dam
- Big Douglas Fir
- Two Mile Lake
- Dwarf dogwood
- Trail along the south shore
- Pinesap
- Two Mile Lk from the east









