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Ngày khởi tạo / 2010 / Tuần 43
Cabin Creek Falls slows to a tiny plume of water in the summer and fall. This is near the Mt. Defiance Trailhead.
Hole-in-the Wall Falls cascades into this pool just upstream from where the trail crosses over Warren Creek.
A very nice footbridge crosses Warren Creek just below Hole-in-the-Wall Falls.
A closeup view of Hole-in-the-Wall Falls showing where the waterfall comes out of the tunnel.
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.
Lancaster Falls is the first of three waterfalls on the final portion of the trail.
Coming down towards the Columbia River there is another view of the Columbia River Gorge looking to the east.
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.
The yellow leaves of Vine Maples are lit by the afternoon sun along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Jasmine taking a break on the Mt. Defiance Trail in the Columbia River Gorge.
Toadstools appear in the forests after fall rains. Here are some reddish toadstools breaking ground.
Another view of the Columbia River from the Mt. Defiance Trail.
The Columbia River lies far below this viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail. Mt. Adams is in the background.
The Hemlock Trees provide foreground interest for this view of Mt. Adams along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
Wind Mountain seems so small and far below at this viewpoint along the Mt. Defiance Trail.