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Creation date / 2019 / April / 7
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Lots of white oak meadows.
Here is the trailhead. It is easy to miss and go too far down the road.
Some nice views from the hillside.
This hike is on the dry side of the Gorge, though we still got some rain.
Early spring rains turn the hills green.
Some of these white oak trees look really old.
Glacier Lilies dot the trail in a few places.
These are buttercups. There were some nice patches of them.
The top of the trail goes on the edge of a tree farm.
Leaving the gravel road for the actual trail.
Grass Widow flowers dot the trail early spring.
Nice views into the valley towards Husum.
As you get higher the hillsides really open up.
Augspurger Mountain is in the distance on the right side of the photo.
The trail follows the open slopes with a fairly consistent grade.