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Beranda 332
Tanggal pembuatan / 2010
- This is Lamberson Butte, on the north side of Newton Creek. Going downhill, Lamberson Butte is easy to spot. Heading uphill it is pretty easy to walk right by it.
- There is about a 10 foot waterfall next to the Moulton Falls Trail.
- There are some views to the east through the Douglas fir trees on the south end of the summit of Bunker Hill.
- There are a couple sections of old railings still along the trail. This overlooks the Columbia River.
- There are a couple of signs near the summit of Wind Mountain explaining that this site was a Spirit Quest site for Native Americans.
- The yellow leaves of Vine Maples are lit by the afternoon sun along the Mt. Defiance Trail.
- The Wind Mountain trail crosses a rocky scree field, providing views to the east.
- The Wildwood Trail winds through Forest Park and connects to a multitude of trails throughout the park.
- The Washington Trail Association rebuilt this section of the Hardy Ridge Loop Trail. I think some of the volunteers made this decoration along the upper portion of the eastern part of the loop.
- The trailhead sign for the Elk Meadows Trail appears to be new for 2010.
- The trailhead of the Lower Macleay Trail was once near the cabin of Danford Balch. Look for this sign in the undergrowth near the trailhead and read about Danford Balch.
- The trail to Elk Meadows passes by the junction to Umbrella Falls. It appears new trail signs were installed in 2010.
- The trail junction with the Timberline Trail and the trailhead of the Mazama Trail are well signed.
- The trail has a gate that is closed from dusk to 8am. I would hate to get caught on the trail and find the gate closed.
- 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.