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الرئيسية 43
تاريخ الصورة / 2009 / جولاي / 18
- Looking down the Mt. Fremont trail to Frozen Lake.
- A trail sign near Frozen Lake shows directions and mileages. Most all the trails in the area are well marked.
- Looking at the trail that goes from First Burroughs to Second Burroughs.
- Mountain Goats like to graze on second Burrough in the early morning and evening. The baby goats play games by jumping over one another and play fighting. Remember not to get too close to make them uneasy. Stressing the wildlife is bad for them and is aga
- A bench was constructed on top of Second Burroughs at Mt. Rainier National Park.
- Indian Paintbrush and other alpine plants carpet the ground along the Mt. Fremont Lookout Trail.
- Between First Burroughs and Sunrise Walk-in camp is an overlook with a great view of Mt. Rainier. A shy Pika was looking for food below the overlook.
- Mountain Goats like to graze on second Burrough in the early morning and evening. The baby goats play games by jumping over one another and play fighting.
- Clouds caress Little Tahoma as marine air pushes in from the coast on the Burroughs Mountain Trail.
- Dwarf Lupines and Penstamons bloom among the rocks on the Burroughs Mountain Trail at Mt. Rainier National Park.
- Sunset on Mt. Rainier from the stone viewpoint just above the Sunset Walk-in camp provides a perfect end to a day of hiking.
- Pink Mountain Heather (Latin name: Phyllodoce empetriformis) is a small woody plant whose blooms brighten the way along the Burroughs Mountain Trail. Be careful not to step on these plants because they are fragile and take many dozens of years to grow to
- Bushes of yellow Cinquefoil (Latin name: Potentilla) dot the mountainside around the Mt. Fremont lookout.
- A meltwater lake is a beautifule shade of blue from he glacial sediments in the lake. This is from the Emmons Glacier overlook.
- Mt. Fremont Lookout now sports a solar panel to charge a battery and provide a light at night.