What area are you looking for?

I have a track file for the lower Cedar Creek, but that's all I have.

See the link at the bottom of this Cedar Creek trip writeup.

That's what I was looking for. I have heard that this area
can be confusing when the water is high hence the track request.
Thanks.

I took the liberty of converting the track file to a Google
Earth file. You can save this file to your 'puter and view it.
You have to ignore both the time and altitude for this track because
I had to use another track file for the conversion since I was not
sure what type GPS created it

http://home.earthlink.net/~mfaile/Track_CedarCreek.kml

File > Save As > Track_CedarCreek.kml
Then if Google Earth is loaded, double-click.
Otherwise you can download Google Earth for free and
then double-click. [http://earth.google.com]
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Matt Faile