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Inici 30
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Llista setmanal
Data de creació / 2012 / Setmana 25
A picture of Gales Creek seen from the Gales Creek Trail.
An old stump provides an accent along the Gales Creek Trail.
An outcrop of basalt provides a contrast to the snowy Mt. Adams.
Balsam Root flowers bloom on the slopes of Dog Mountain.
Clouds make lovely patterns in the sky above Mt. Adams as seen from the Augspurger Mountain Trail.
Devils Club growing along the Gales Creek Trail.
Gales Creek Trail near the trailhead. The yellow sign shows the trail open to hikers as of May 25, 2012 and to horses July 1, 2012.
Herald-of-summer or Farewell to Spring blooms in late spring along the rocky lower sections of the Augspurger Mountain Trail. Latin Name: Clarkia amoena var. lindleyi
Here is a section of the trail that follows an old logging road. Most of the trail is narrow and built along the side of steep hillsides.
Looking south at the upper portion of the Dog Mountain Trail and the Columbia River.
Looking west you can see the Columbia River in the distance and also see how far you have traveled from the river.
Looking west you can see the Columbia River in the distance and also see how far you have traveled from the river.
Lupines and Indian Paintbrush bloom on the slopes of Dog Mountain.
Mimulus or Monkey Flower blooms at several places along the Gales Creek Trail.
Mt. Hood rises above the Benson Plateau.