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בית 13068
- Pacific Crest Trail on the way to Twin Lakes Trail. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees.
- The second junction for Twin Lakes Trail. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees.
- The second junction for Twin Lakes Trail. This is a popular trail and it is hard to lose the way because the cleared trail is a gap in the trees.
- IMG 6580
- The tip of Mt. Hood can be seen from Upper Trail Lake along the Twin Lakes Trail.
- Trail sign to Bird Butte Summit along the Pacific Crest Trail between Barlow Pass and Twin Lakes, OR.
- An old trail sign showing the PCT at the Barlow Pass Trailhead.
- Barlow Pass Trailhead and parking lot.
- Winter storms can pile snow to surprising depths around Mt. Hood. One more good snowstorm will cover this sign, making routefinding more difficult.
- Snow blankets the firs and hemlock trees and any winds provide surprises to inattentive people who stand too close when snow sloughs off the treetops.
- Newton Creek in the depths of winter. This creek is about 5 feet wide and at the bottom of about a 12 foot deep snow canyon.
- Mt. Hood from Newton Creek. There are some large boulders along the creek left from the last big flood.
- Newton Creek showing where I crossed. The log crossing looked to dangerous so I shovelled a ramp down to a step-across creek crossing.
- Mt. Hood from Newton Creek. This view shows the canyon that begins just upstream from where the summer trail crosses Newton Creek.
- Looking downstream on Newton Creek showing that there is a wide floodplain for snowshoeing or skiing along this part of the creek.