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Accueil 332
Date de création / 2010
- Wahkeena Falls cascades in two tiers. This shows the upper tier of the waterfall.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- View of the section of trail before we began work.
- 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.
- Switchbacks going down to the work site.
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- Beacon Rock Trailhead sign shows where the trail begins.
- A trail signt at the top of Beacon Rock talks about the Missoula Floods and how they shaped the Gorge.
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- The first major creek the Elk Meadows Trail crosses is Clark Creek. This is an easy crossing with this nice log crossing.
- Railings line almost the entire trail because of the sheer cliffs of the basalt monolith.
- Part of the WTA work crew at the overlook.
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