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Erstellungsdatum / 2010 / Woch43
Mt. Adams looms in the distance from a panoramic viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Atmospheric haze gives a nice distance perspective of Mt. Hood as viewed from Mt. Defiance.
Hole-in-the-Wall Falls is the second waterfall the Mt. Defiance Trail passes. You can see where the waterfall comes out of the tunnel.
Jasmine taking a break on the Mt. Defiance Trail in the Columbia River Gorge.
Looking down into Hood River from the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Another view of the Columbia River from the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Coming down towards the Columbia River there is another view of the Columbia River Gorge looking to the east.
A closeup view of Hole-in-the-Wall Falls showing where the waterfall comes out of the tunnel.
The Columbia River lies far below this viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail. Mt. Adams is in the background.
The yellow leaves of Vine Maples are lit by the afternoon sun along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
One of the viewpoints along the Mt. Defiance Trail provides this view of the Columbia River Gorge to the west. Round Mountain is towards the center of the picture.
Cabin Creek Falls slows to a tiny plume of water in the summer and fall. This is near the Mt. Defiance Trailhead.
At the summit of Mt. Defiance are several radio towers. Here is a worker doing maintenance on one of the dishes.
Fall colors paint the leaves on the north side of Warren Lake in October along the Mitchell Point Trail.
The Hemlock Trees provide foreground interest for this view of Mt. Adams along the Mt. Defiance Trail.