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A small waterfall on Chinook Creek near Deer Creek Camp cascades into a clear green pool.
A bridge on the Owyhigh Trail crosses Chinook Creek near Deer Creek Camp. The waterfall cascades into a clear green pool.
Red and yellow Columbine flowers (Latin Name: Aquilegia formosa) blooming along the Owyhigh Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park.
Showy Jacob's Ladder (Latin name: Polemonium pulcherrimum) has light blue flowers and leaves with almost a sawtooth pattern of separate leaflets. This is blooming along the Owyhigh Trail.
I think this is a dwarf bramble blooming along the Owyhigh Trail.
Cowlitz Chimneys rise to the west of the Owyhigh Trail.
Bunches of red and yellow Columbine flowers (Latin Name: Aquilegia formosa) blooming along the Owyhigh Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park.
Cowlitz Chimneys rise to the west of the Owyhigh Trail.
Orange Tiger Lillies, Blue Lupines, and white flowers of Sitka Valerium blanket the hillsides along the Owyhigh Trail.
False Hellebore buds are thick along the trail as it enters the Owyhigh Meadows.
A butterfly takes a break from feeding on flowers along the Owyhigh Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park.
Cowlitz Chimneys rise to the west of the Owyhigh Trail.
Meadows of flowers frame the Cowlitz Chimneys above the Owyhigh Trail.
Mountain Dandelion (Latin name: Agoseris glauca) looks a little like a common dandelion, but the mountain dandelion isn't related to the common dandelion.
Meadows of lupines and Indian Paintbrush frame the Cowlitz Chimneys above the Owyhigh Trail.