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Hike above the trees for closeup views of glaciers and the summit of Mt. Hood.
Parking at the trailhead. It can be hard to know you're a the correct spot.
The hike started out with trees enveloped in fog.
The aftermath of the Dollar Lake fire dead trees silhouetted in the fog.
More fog swirling aroudn the dead trees on the Vista Ridge Trail.
The burned forest has opened up views.
The mid-level fog hung around all day but Mt. Adams stands above it all.
The fog made for interesting views.
Mt. Adams from Mt. Hood on the Vista Ridge Trail.
Here is a 3 mountain view from the Vista Ridge Trail.
Mt. Adams makes a nice backdrop to the views from the Vista Ridge Trail.
The fog refused to burn off this day.
The 3 mountain view also shows trees burned in the August, 2011 Dollar Lake Fire.
The views to the north are great above treeline.
Looking down the ridge leading up to Barrett Spur.
Mt. Hood rises far above.