Nature Journal: Devils Backbone Wilderness 
| Winter in Devils Backbone Wildnerness by James Ware |
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Amber Spring flows clear and cold year-round. Named by early settlers for a prominent ridge, the Devils Backbone Wilderness Area is part of Mark Twain National Forest and is managed by the U.S. Forest Service. |
A tire found in Crooked Branch, a dry creek bed this time of year. This is a one hour walk into the Devils Backbone area. Just shows how far a tire can get all on its own with a little help from water. Who knows how far it traveled from where it was originally dumped? One thing for sure, no one carried it here to dump. |
 The Devils Backbone Wildnerness is located in the North Fork Watershed |
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