2020-09-25, 07:51 PM
Definitely an interesting question, which I admittedly haven't thought about before...
As far as driving, Gold Valley, and also White Top Mountain (like Gower mentioned) are probably the most remote places in DV I've driven to.
For hiking, I'm thinking the Tucki Bridge Canyon area; we've always left Salt Creek before sunrise and returned considerably after dark, so it just feels remote to me, even though it's close to FC and SPW and isn't really all that remote. Or Grapevine Peak.
But in regards to places I haven't been, I'd think Round Valley (near Corridor Canyon) would be one of the most remote.
As far as driving, Gold Valley, and also White Top Mountain (like Gower mentioned) are probably the most remote places in DV I've driven to.
For hiking, I'm thinking the Tucki Bridge Canyon area; we've always left Salt Creek before sunrise and returned considerably after dark, so it just feels remote to me, even though it's close to FC and SPW and isn't really all that remote. Or Grapevine Peak.
But in regards to places I haven't been, I'd think Round Valley (near Corridor Canyon) would be one of the most remote.
Link to my DV trip reports, and map of named places in DV (official and unofficial): http://kaurijacobphotography.yolasite.com