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Ngày khởi tạo / 2017 / Tháng Bảy / 9
Looking back across the Toutle.
Looking back from near where we camped. There is a better spot to camp on the first shelf and walking upstream about 200 feet.
Heidi negotiating one of the deadfall on the trail. I'm hoping this was cut out for the Volcano 50 race.
It seemed most of the wildflowers in the forest were white.
Looking across the way you can see the trail where it switchbacks down the sandy mountainside.
One of the many sketchy parts of the Loowit Trail.
Looking down into the Toutle River valley.
Gusty winds can create dust clouds in Sheep Creek canyon.
Looking north you can see Mt. Rainier peeking out again as you climb back up to the timberline.
Looking down you get one more time to check out the Loowit Trail snaking down to Toutle River.
Heidi roping up out of the ravine near the Butte Camp junction.
Another ravine on the west side with a sketchy trail.
Mt. Hood again comes into view on one of the spines radiating out from Mt. St. Helens.
Big snow patches still cover the Loowit Trail even in full sun in the first week in July after the winter of 2016-2017.
Heather blooming along the Loowit.