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Hem / PCT Little Crater Jefferson Park Photos OR 63
- I used the self-timer on the camera to take this picture of us on the slopes of Mt. Jefferson. The haze in the distance is from distant forest fires.
- High on the slopes of Mt. Jefferson plants eke out an existance. Here a small plant blooms in the volcanic soil.
- Here is Tyler climbing up the trail through the snow. We saw a small patch of the dirt trail on the way up, but it was mostly covered in snow.
- 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.
- Heavy snows lingered late and covered the trail. It was a great opportunity for the Scouts to use their route-finding skills. This is looking north back the way we came.
- Even in July Russell Lake was still frozen at the east end of Jefferson Park.
- Climbing up through the snow was an easy way to lose the trail but we were able to take a sighting from a distant landmark and continue on our route.
- Climbing up Mt. Jefferson for a day hike was a wonderful trip. Another perfect day for hiking.
- 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.
- Bruce and Lance posing high on the slopes of Mt. Jefferson after our climb up from Jefferson Park.
- Bays Lake in Jefferson Park, OR.
- Bays Lake in Jefferson Park, OR.
- At the end of our hike we waited for our shuttle to pick us up. We found several butterflies that weren't afraid to crawl on our fingers. Maybe they liked our salt.
- Another day of beautiful weather and plenty of bugs for company during rest stops.