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Tuis 37
Skep datum / 2010 / Almal / 10
- Wahkeena Falls cascades in two tiers. This shows the upper tier of the waterfall.
- Wahkeena Falls cascades down the basalt cliffs in the Columbia River Gorge.
- Wahkeena Creek rushes down the canyon along the Wahkeena Falls Trail.
- Wahkeena Creek rushes down a canyon along the Wahkeena Falls Trail.
- Trailhead sign for Trillium Lake Sno-Park.
- Trailhead sign for the Wahkeena Falls Trail in the Columbia River Gorge
- Trail listing for the trails at Trillium Lake.
- Trail junctions signs west of Devil's Rest for Devil's Rest Trail and Foxglove Way.
- The lower section of the Wahkeena Falls Trail is wide and paved to handle the heavy foot traffic.
- Summit Prairie Meadows was a place the early settlers fed their livestock on the Oregon Trail before negotiating Laurel Hill.
- Nature's ice machine coated the high tree branches and the East wind shook the ice from the trees. The ice slid down the hill until it collected on the trail.
- Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake. The picnic area is on the right side of the lake.
- Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake. Even in late winter the lake is melting out along the shoreline.
- Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake.
- Mt. Hood as viewed from the parking lot for Trillum Lake Sno-Park