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Degemer 15
Deiziad krouiñ / 2009 / a viz Even / 20
Map at the upper trailhead showing the Pine Ridge Trail, Kamiak Butte Park, and points of interest.
Upper Pine Ridge Trail trailhead showing the wide, well maintained trail. The southern trail is narrower and steeper than the northern trail.
Looking out over the Palouse from a break in the pine trees.
Meadow Rue (Latin name: Thalictrum occidentalis) growing along the Pine Ridge Trail.
Kamiak Butte provides a moist environment for many kinds of plants.
Looking south from Kamiak Butte over the farms and ranches of the Palouse.
Wildflowers carpet the hillside on parts of Kamiak Butte. This is looking south from Kamiak Butte over the Palouse.
The fields of wheat, lentils, and soybeans are still green in early July. This view is looking southeast from Kamiak Butte over the Palouse.
Yellow flowers carpet parts of the hillside.
Maybe this is some kind of honeysuckle growing among the rocks.
A fuzzy plant grows along the rocks and catches the morning sun on Kamiak Butte.
Looking southwest from Kamiak Butte, you can see the yellow flowers covering portions of the slopes in June.
Thimbleberry (Latin name: Rubus parviflorus) grows along the Pine Ridge Trail on Kamiak Butte.
Sunset at Kamiak Butte with Steptoe Butte in the distance to the north.
Sunset over the Palouse from the top of Kamiak Butte.