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- This is a sure sign that elk are in the area. You can see that elk have rubbed most of the bark off this tree getting the velvet off their antlers.
- This is a soda spring becuase carbon dioxide and other gasses constantly bubble up through the water.
- This is a 60 foot waterfall on Oneonta Creek on Horsetail Creek Trail, just above the steel and wood bridge over Oneonta Creek. Oneonta Falls is just downstream from this waterfall.
- This interesting root ball is along Coldwater Lake.
- This hike is on the dry side of the Gorge, though we still got some rain.
- This great example of a widow-maker on the Horseshoe Ridge Trail won't be standing for many more seasons. I guess it will fall over this winter.
- This giant hemlock tree shows its wrinkles from old age in tht Grove of the Patriarchs.
- This dusty area would not be a good place to be on a really windy day. It is a good idea to bring some sort of dust filter on this trip.
- This downed tree only looks like it is over the trail. It is actually next to the trail and it is a good marker as a place to turn around and head back towards the Hiker's Camp.
- This creek flows into Paradise River. The rocks make a nice pattern in the creek. I could stay around here all day.
- This cabin is the oldest surviving structure at Mt. Rainier National Park. It was built by Elcaine Longmire in 1888.
- This bridge once carried horses with ease. Now it lies with its back broken from old age and heavy snows.
- This banana slug didn't mind the rainy weather at all.
- Thimbleberry (Latin name: Rubus parviflorus) grows along the Pine Ridge Trail on Kamiak Butte.
- These steps would get really slick with just a little snow.