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Inici / Paradise Narada Photos WA 51
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Data de publicació / 2016 / Juny
- Here is where the footbridge across Paradise River is on the Narada Trail.
- Looking across Paradise Valley from Mazama Ridge at the Jackson Visitor Center.
- Looking towards Mt Rainier from the spot Kevin and I camped three weeks ago. Not a bump remains of Kevin's snow wall.
- Snowshoers heading up Mazamza Ridge, breaking trail. The snow was becoming heavy and wet as the day warmed up.
- Okay, If you've looked at all these pictures, you should know the left peak is Unicorn Peak and the right one is Foss Peak.
- I practised routefinding by fixing on a distant point and going in a straight line along Mazama Ridge.
- Frank and Kip snowshoeing down Mazama Ridge for a lunch at Reflection Lakes.
- A steep 500 foot drop to Paradise Valley is to the right of these cornices and snow drifts.
- Detail of one of the small cornices. A steep 500 foot drop to Paradise Valley is to the left of these cornices.
- The first part of Mazama Ridge is so flat that it is easy to snowshoe in a straight line for a long distance.
- The snow just before the line of trees are many small cornices created from strong west winds blowing across Paradise Valley.
- Brrr... I think the snow will keep getting deeper through March. There must be 15 feet of snow on the ground here. Notice the trees in the foreground are almost buried. You can tell by looking at the trees that they aren't very small trees. The wind must
- On Mazama Ridge, looking east and hoping for sunnier skies.
- The Castle, on the left, looks kind of like a cat's face. Pinnacle Peak in the middle looks so rugged. Plummer Peak is kind of shaped like a chocolate kiss.
- Closeup of Icicles decorating all the trees on 4th Crossing Trail along one of the forks of the Paradise River.