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- Dugout canoe replicas at Cottonwood Beach along the Steigerwald Lake Trail in Washougal, WA. Lewis and Clark camped here for 6 days in the winter of 1806.
- Dugout canoe replicas at Cottonwood Beach along the Steigerwald Lake Trail in Washougal, WA. Lewis and Clark camped here for 6 days in the winter of 1806.
- Dugout canoe and Native American canoe replicas at Cottonwood Beach along the Steigerwald Lake Trail in Washougal, WA. Lewis and Clark camped here for 6 days in the winter of 1806.
- Signs near Recognition Plaza and at Cottonwood Beach tell about Lewis and Clark's encampment in 1806.
- A tugboat pushes a barge against the wind and the current moving cargo upriver as far as Idaho.
- Travelling east, the trail uses an existing dike. Mt. Hood is partially eclipsed by the foothills to the southeast.
- Mt. Hood is partially eclipsed by the foothills to the southeast. The trees across this slough of the Columbia are on Reed Island.
- Mt. Hood is partially eclipsed by the foothills to the southeast. The trees across this slough of the Columbia are on Reed Island.
- One of the Steigerwald Lakes comes into view on the north side of the trail.
- Looking north, the hills behind Washougal rise from the bottom lands. This area is a wildlife sanctuary.
- Viewpoints have been constructed with Lewis and Clark information signs along the trail. There are benches to sit on at these viewpoints.
- Looking downriver from Cottonwood Beach shows the river banks to be mostly free from development.
- Downtown Portland in the distance taken from a viewpoint under powerlines.
- A typical view of the logging roads that are travelled for most of the Sag Ponds hike.
- Looking down the logging road, you can see the typical age of the second-growth trees.