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Silverado Canyon

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significant number of injuries on it every year from vehicle crashes. Hiking this road on foot is not recommended while the gate is open. The maintained dirt access road is steep has sharp rocks that cause flat tires regularly. Do not drive this road without a full size inflated spare tire. The condition of this road varies drastically throughout the year. It can be easily passable after being graded but is usually heavily rutted. Rain damage such as road washouts and fallen trees are why the gate is closed any time it is raining. The gate usually remains closed after rains for several weeks as the road is cleared and repaired by the forest service.
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Silverado Creek runs in the winter and dries up in the summer, reaching its highest flow in winter and early spring, while diminishing to a trickle or dring up for most of the rest of the year. It has been known to dry up at the low-water crossing directly upstream of the Forest Service gate. By the
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The canyon is so named because silver mines originally operated in the area. Tailings from the Blue Light Mine milling operation on the south side of the canyon can still be seen. In 2002, two people exploring the mine suffocated from bad air. The silver ore in the presence of moisture removes the
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at 942 feet (287 m) after a journey of just under 5 miles (8.0 km). The main branch, Ladd Canyon, is just over 3 miles (4.8 km) long. Its stream arises on the east flank of Pleasants Peak at about 3,590 feet (1,090 m) and flows southwest into the main stem at about 1,178 feet
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There is a forest service gate at the end of silverado. This gate is closed most of the year. Often the gates open or closed status on the forest service website is incorrect. The forest service status it is not updated regularly. This maintained dirt access road is dangerous and there are a
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is situated in the canyon, with most of its buildings between the point where the canyon opens out into a valley and a
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at the elevation of 3,980 feet (1,210 m) and flows north and west, past the town of
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time it reaches the downstream end of Silverado, it is usually dry.
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Silverado Canyon looking east from the Silverado Motorway trail.
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Anton, Mike; McKibben, Dave; Borgatta, Tina (25 June 2002).
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Orange County, California articles needing infoboxes
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Index

Silverado Canyon, California
Silverado, California

gorge
Santa Ana Mountains
U.S. state
California
Modjeska Peak
Silverado
Santiago Creek
Santa Ana River
watershed

Silverado
U.S. Forest Service
Cleveland National Forest
Modjeska Peak
Saddleback


"Silverado Canyon"
Geographic Names Information System
United States Geological Survey
United States Department of the Interior
"Ladd Canyon"
Geographic Names Information System
United States Geological Survey
United States Department of the Interior
"Brothers Die While Diving in Old Mine"
Los Angeles Times

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