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Home / Trillium Yellowjacket Photos OR 19
Creation date / 2016 / सप्तक 51
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The snow is really frozen to the trees. We jabbed a couple of the clumps and couldn't dislodge them.
Only a fox chasing a hare has been here before us.
Walking through the untracked snow is so beautiful.
This section of the Yellowjacket Trail seems to be seldom used.
Getting close to Snow Bunny sno park.
Jeremiah broke trail for a lot of the way through the beautiful winter forest.
The Yellowjacket Trail isn't maintained much and there are some deadfall to get around.
Looking for the double diamonds for the Yellowjacket Trail.
Someone has a cozy fire going in this little cabin by Summit sno park.
Still Creek doesn't freeze in the winter.
A solitary tree provides a nice vantage point to photograph the clouds at Summit Meadown.
Continuing along the forest roads brings you to Summit Meadow with a partial view of Mt. Hood.
All the clouds have left Mt. Hood for the moment.
Nice interplays of light and shadow on Trillium Lake looking at Mt. Hood.
The skies over Mt. Hood were clearing as we snowshoed along Trillium Lake