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Úvodná stránka / PCT Little Crater Jefferson Park Photos OR 63
- The wildflowers along the trail were beautiful.
- Sunrise on Breitenbush Lake looking at Mt. Jefferson. The mosquitoes weren't bad until the sun came up. I ended up leaving behind part of my water filter trying to get away from the mosquitoes.
- Sunrise on Breitenbush Lake. I'm sure this lake would be more hospitable in the fall but we had clouds of mosquitoes around the lake.
- Campsite at Breitenbush Lake. This was the worst place on the whole trail for mosquitoes. The mosquitoes died in our food as we heated it up and we ate, then stayed, in the tents.
- Here is our first close-up view of Mt. Jefferson from the PCT. This is a very rocky section and the Scouts very cautions crossing this part of the trail though the lack of trees made for spectacular views.
- Here is our first close-up view of Mt. Jefferson from the PCT. This is a very rocky section and the Scouts very cautions crossing this part of the trail though the lack of trees made for spectacular views.
- South of Olallie Lake the trail begins to gain elevation and we stoppped at this great overlook for a photo op.
- South of Olallie Lake the trail begins to gain elevation and we stoppped at this great overlook for a photo op.
- We spotted a helicopter carrying water to fight a nearby fire. Luckily the fire never came close to us but it did cause portions of the PCT to be closed.
- One of the less maintained sections of the trail near Olallie Lake on the PCT.
- The other 4 hikers on our backpacking trip pose next to Jude Lake.
- Jude Lake was a great place to camp and the lake was shallow and relatively warm.
- Jude Lake with two of our travelers on the far side of the lake. This lake had lots of salamanders in it and carpenter ants in the campsite.
- One of the nice campsites along the trail. This was near June Lake and there weren't any bugs there to speak of. Pretty good for camping in July! You can see our food suspended from nylong bags. We never had any animal issues with our food on this trip an
- An interesting beetle crawling on beargrass along the trail.