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Fecha de creación / 2012 / Julio / 27
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Plaikni Falls Trailhead is well signed but the parking lot is pretty small and can easily fill up on sunny days.
Cones and mossy stick decorate spots along the trail to Plaikni Falls.
Anderson Bluffs tower above the Plaikni Falls Trail.
The wide, well groomed trail travels through Kerr Valley.
The spray from the waterfall dampens areas below the falls and allows these Monkeyflowers to thrive. The constant spray also supports mosquitoes near the falls.
Plaikni Falls shoots down the cliff and then tumbles down a stony stream bed.
Plaikni Falls cascades about 20 feet over a rock cliff.
Hikers pause to take a break along the Plaikni Falls Trail in Crater Lake National Park.
The creek soon flows into the woods and away from the trail.
This small tree reminded me a bit of a dragon.
Part of Garfield Peak as seen from the Sun Notch Trail.
Phantom Ship rock seen from Sun Notch Trail.
A nice view of Crater Lake and Wizard Island from Sun Notch Trail.
A nice view of Crater Lake showing the greener water at the shoreline as seen from Sun Notch Trail.
Mt. Theilson as seen from the Sun Notch Trail at Crater Lake.