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    Quote Originally Posted by Miner View Post
    Some bridges are damaged in the Sierra Nevada on the Rae Lakes loop, but none are along the JMT/PCT itself. There was a false report that the suspension bridge at Woods Creek was out. That was later retracted. And what may seem uncrossable in June looks completely different in September as the snow runoff is long gone and water levels are much lower.
    Good to hear it was retracted. I hadn't seen that yet.

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    The best information of the JMT this time of the year are the PCT hikers as they are the ones with first hand knowledge. This is the current snow conditions (as reported by hikers) from the website PCTWater.com that handles a lot of first hand PCT info like water conditions along the trail. Scroll down to mile 799 to see info on the Woods Bridge being intact.

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