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建立日期 / 2010
- Wahkeena Falls cascades in two tiers. This shows the upper tier of the waterfall.
- Smith's Fairybells (Latin name: Disporum smithii) growing along the Wildwood Trail. This plant is different from Hooker's Fairybells because the leaves and stems aren't hairy at all.
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- 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.
- Switchbacks going down to the work site.
- The late afternoon sun shows the clouds coming in from the west bringing rain to keep washington green. The Columbia River flows west into the sunset.
- The trail has a gate that is closed from dusk to 8am. I would hate to get caught on the trail and find the gate closed.
- A trail signt at the top of Beacon Rock talks about the Missoula Floods and how they shaped the Gorge.
- Beacon Rock Trailhead sign shows where the trail begins.
- The first major creek the Elk Meadows Trail crosses is Clark Creek. This is an easy crossing with this nice log crossing.
- View of the section of trail before we began work.
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- From the top of Beacon Rock you can see Hamilton Mountain and the basalt cliffs along the south side of the mountain. Looking at Hamilton Mountain you can see how steep slopes end in sheer cliffs in the Gorge.
- Part of the WTA work crew at the overlook.
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