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Creation date / 2010 / February / 21
- Mosses hanging from all the trees glow in the sun and are a good indication of many rainy days.
- Looking east from a rocky scree slope along the Wind Mountain Trail.
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- Looking east at Dog Mountain from a rocky scree slope along the Wind Mountain Trail.
- Sometimes Oregon Grape leaves turn this beautiful shade of red. This is along the Pacific Crest Trail.
- Frog Pelt lichen and moss growing along the Wind Mountain trail.
- Pacific Crest Trail signs markers are infrequently spaced along the trail.
- Mosses grow abundantly on the lower portions of the Wind Mountain Trail.
- Bunker hill rises above the meadows in the Wind River Valley. The Pacific Crest Trail heads straight towards Bunker Hill from this portion of the trail.
- Several kinds of mossses grow along the lower portions of the Wind Mountain Trail.
- A nurse log along the trail provides nutrition for a new generation of trees.
- The Wind Mountain trail crosses a rocky scree field, providing views to the east.
- On the summit of Bunker Hill the trees have grown and obscured most of the views. Mt. Adams can barely be seen through the forest.
- There are a couple of signs near the summit of Wind Mountain explaining that this site was a Spirit Quest site for Native Americans.
- On the top of Bunker Hill is a benchmark. The date is from 1946.