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- Here is a picture of the Pacific Crest Trail in Cascade Locks. The beginning of the trail is an easy walk up a gentle grade.
- The stream below Dry Creek Falls rushes over the mossy rocks as it courses along a forest road which is used as the trail.
- Dry Creek Falls plunges out of a basalt cleft to plunge into a small pool at the bottom of the falls.
- A closer detail of moss draping from a tree shows how wispy the moss is that hangs from the trees on this section of the Pacific Crest Trail.
- Sunlight backlights moss draping from all the trees along the first part of the trail. It takes a long wet season to get moss to grow on trees like this.
- A closeup of some Lady Slipper Orchids shows the details of the flowers.
- Lady Slipper Orchids bloom early in the spring along the trail.
- This section of the Pacific Crest Trail gently curves and climbs towards Dry Creek Falls.
- A small brook flows across the trail near the trailhead. This picturesque brook flows gently across the Pacific Crest Trail.
- Woodpeckers have been busy here looking for bugs to eat in this rotten tree trunk near the parking lot. Look for other snags in the park that have been used by the woodpeckers.
- Here are several native plants along the Trillium Trail. Yellow violets, Stinging Nettle and Coltsfoot mostly fill the picture.
- A clump of Trillium blooms amidst a meadow of Coltsfoot along the Trillium Trail in Tryon Creek State Park.
- A view of the forest from one of the overlooks on the Trillium Trail in Tryon Creek State Park.
- Tryon Creek from as seen from the Red Fox Bridge. This bridge is in the southern part of the park. I think the water may be cloudy from recent rains.
- This is the only wildlife I was able to take a picture of at the park.