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- The Sandy River shows the devastation of flood from 2006 and 2011. A couple sections of the trail have been rerouted after being washed out.
- Above the Sandy River is a junction for Ramona Falls Loop and the Pacific Crest Trail. From the junction, the trail parallels the Sandy River down to the stream crossing.
- Ramona Falls cascades down a cliff of dark basalt right next to the trail. A flat clearing near the waterfall provides a nice view of the falls.
- A log bridge spans Ramona Creek just downstream from Ramona Falls, providing a front-row view of the falls.
- Ramona Falls cascades down a cliff of dark basalt right next to the trail.
- Ramona Falls cascades down a cliff of dark basalt right next to the trail.
- Another pleasant spot along Ramona Creek just before you reach Ramona Falls.
- Ramona Creek parallels the trail for about a mile and is a very pretty creek. This is at one of the places where the trail crosses over the creek.
- Ramona Creek parallels the trail for about a mile and is a very pretty creek.
- The streambed for the Sandy River widened out considerably after the flooding in 2009.
- Trailhead for Ramona Falls in the Mt. Hood National Forest.
- Falls Creek near the trailhead for trail 152.
- A nice view of a less used portion of Trail 152 as the trail winds through the forest near the creek.
- Falls Creek near the trailhead for trail 152.
- Here is a view of Falls Creek as it plunges over the falls.