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Elk Meadows has fine views of Mt. Hood. The meadow is marshy in places.

aad.jpg The second major creek crossing on the Elk Meadows Trail is Newton Creek. As you can see, this crossing has to be replaced annually. Some years it is good and other years it is just some logs.ThumbnailsThe shelter at Elk Meadows is pretty run down. The roof appears to be mostly waterproof.The second major creek crossing on the Elk Meadows Trail is Newton Creek. As you can see, this crossing has to be replaced annually. Some years it is good and other years it is just some logs.ThumbnailsThe shelter at Elk Meadows is pretty run down. The roof appears to be mostly waterproof.The second major creek crossing on the Elk Meadows Trail is Newton Creek. As you can see, this crossing has to be replaced annually. Some years it is good and other years it is just some logs.ThumbnailsThe shelter at Elk Meadows is pretty run down. The roof appears to be mostly waterproof.The second major creek crossing on the Elk Meadows Trail is Newton Creek. As you can see, this crossing has to be replaced annually. Some years it is good and other years it is just some logs.ThumbnailsThe shelter at Elk Meadows is pretty run down. The roof appears to be mostly waterproof.The second major creek crossing on the Elk Meadows Trail is Newton Creek. As you can see, this crossing has to be replaced annually. Some years it is good and other years it is just some logs.ThumbnailsThe shelter at Elk Meadows is pretty run down. The roof appears to be mostly waterproof.

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