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Beranda 33
Tanggal pembuatan / 2009 / Semua / 27
A beautiful view of Mt. Hood from just above the Pacific Crest Trail.
A break in the Douglas Fir trees provides a view of the surrounding forest along the Salmon Butte Trail.
A short side trail from the Salmon Butte Trail leads to a mountain meadow full of wildflowers in the spring and early summer.
An old Department of Natural Resources sign slowly falls apart just downhill of the trail near where it meets the Pacific Crest Trail.
Bunchberry or Canadian Dogwood (Latin name: Cornus Canadensis) in the fall with a ring of red berries resting on the green leaves.
Cardwell's Penstemon (Latin name: Penstemon cardwellii) is a low perennial that forms a mat and has purple to blue-violet flowers. It is common on disturbed, rocky soils.
Deer Fern (Latin name: Blechnum spicant) sporting new green fronds along the Salmon Butte Trail.
From the top of Salmon Butte, the Douglas Fir trees frame a view of Mt. Hood.
I think this is a Rock Cress with white flowers blooming near the top of Salmon Butte.
Indian Paintbrush or Harsh Paintbrush (Latin name: Castilleja hispida) blooming on the upper slopes of Salmon Butte.
Japanese Maples backlighted by the sun along the Sedum Ridge Trail.
Looking south at a ridge leading away from Salmon Butte.
Mt. Hood in the background and Pacific Rhododendron (Latin name: Rhododendron macrophyllum D. Don ex G. Don) blooming along the Salmon Butte Trail. 
Much of the Salmon Butte hike is among 100 foot tall second growth trees.
Near the top of Salmon Butte, the Douglas Fir trees frame a view of Mt. Hood.