Footwear for creek crossings in November

[Thebikepedalingginger]

Heading to Coyote Gulch in escalate Utah mid November, I have been a few times but never this late in the season, I usually spend my entire time barefoot in coyote once I come upon the first crossing. In November it could be cold feet with shoes or not. Do I need waterproof footing for the many stream crossings or can I bear no shoes again? Thanks a bunch

 

[slc_dan]

neo socks can be helpful. It's not waterproof, but acts like a wetsuit, keeps your feet warm.

 

[Nick]

+1 on neo socks. They're grrrrrreat!

 

[Yvonne]

+1 on neo socks. They're grrrrrreat!

+1 on neo socks
They also come in different thicknesses, depending on the need for warmth.
Love my 3mm neo socks for autumn hikes, but use the warmer 5mm one for everything else during the winter.

 

[Thebikepedalingginger]

Thanks a bunch!