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创建日期 / 2003
- I used the self-timer on the camera to take this picture of us on the slopes of Mt. Jefferson. The haze in the distance is from distant forest fires.
- Mt. Jefferson looms larger as we walk farther south. When we started we could barely see Mt. Jefferson and now Mt. Hood becomes smaller each day.
- Climbing up Mt. Jefferson for a day hike was a wonderful trip. Another perfect day for hiking.
- Climbing up through the snow was an easy way to lose the trail but we were able to take a sighting from a distant landmark and continue on our route.
- Bays Lake in Jefferson Park, OR.
- Mr. Gourlie crossing a stream into Jefferson Park. This was an easy step-across stream. There weren't any hard stream crossing on this route.
- Looking to the east, we can see the drier land of Central Oregon in the far distance.
- Vernon takes a break from climbing up a ridge on Mt. Jefferson.
- Another day of beautiful weather and plenty of bugs for company during rest stops.
- Looking at 3-Fingered Jack from the snowy slopes of Park Butte before dropping into Jefferson Park.
- Whitewater River as it flows away from Mt. Jefferson.
- Even in July Russell Lake was still frozen at the east end of Jefferson Park.
- Walking on the PCT through open forest just north of Jefferson Park, OR.
- Vernon pauses beside a meltwater stream along the trail.
- Lance is taking a break. Mt. Hood is the snow-capped mountain in the far distance. Olallie Butte is the nearer peak.