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Hjem 21
Dato for opprettelse / 2010 / Uke 30
Mt. Hood can be seen in the distance from the Mazamza Trailhead.
From the switchbacks on the rockfield, you can see how well maintained the Mazama Trail is.
The Mazama Ridge trail tops out and provides this nice view of Mt. Hood.
Here is view from the Mazama Trail of the parking lot. Some sections of the lower trail provide views of Mt. Hood.
Walking a bit farther up the trail shows better views of Mt. Hood.
Mt. Hood towers above the landscape and the trees become smaller as the latitude increases.
Rhododendrons bloom along the Mazama Trail but the blooms appear sparse. Parts of the forest are covered by the bushes.
Rhododendrons bloom along the Mazama Trail but the blooms appear sparse.
Mt. Adams on the right and Mt. Rainier on the left with Eden Park in the foreground. 
I think this is Striped Coral Root Flower growing along the Mazama Trail. This is pretty common in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
Avalanche Lillies carpet parts of the ground in Eden Park.
The Timberline Trail crosses McGee Creek on the way to Cairn Basin. 2010 was a late snow year. This photo was taken in late July and shows that there is no bridge over this crossing.
Jasmine enjoys a break from hiking on the McNeil Point Trail. Mountain trails are a great place to get away from summer heat in the city.
The trail junction with the Timberline Trail and the trailhead of the Mazama Trail are well signed.
The Timberline Trail crosses McGee Creek on the way to Cairn Basin. 2010 was a late snow year. This photo was taken in late July.