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Wind Mountain seems so small and far below at this viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Warren Lake provides a welcome break and the only place to filter water on the way to Mt. Defiance.
Vine Maple takes on fall colors near Warren Lake on Mitchell Point Trail.
Toadstools appear in the forests after fall rains. Here are some reddish toadstools breaking ground.
This shows how steep the cliffs of Starvation Ridge are.
The yellow leaves of Vine Maples are lit by the afternoon sun along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
The Starvation Ridge Trail quickly climbs to this wonderful view of the Columbia River Gorge looking east.
The Starvation Ridge Trail comes out to this promontory overlooking the Gorge.
The Starvation Ridge Trail climbs through a pleasant second-growth forest.
The late morning sun lights up the fall foilage of the Vine Maples along sections of the Starvation Ridge Trail.
The Hemlock Trees provide foreground interest for this view of Mt. Adams along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
The Columbia River looks quite small from near the top of the Mt. Defiance Trail.
The Columbia River lies far below this viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail. Mt. Adams is in the background.
Round Mountain looks like an anthill viewed from the upper portion of the Starvation Ridge Trail.
Round Mountain and the Columbia River from the Starvation Ridge Trail.