The Larch Mountain Trail begins at the Multnomah Falls Lodge, about 50 feet above sea level, and ends at Sherrard Point, […]
Archive for June 2017
Hiking in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness
On a cloudy, but nice mid-June day, I parked at the 3,500-foot Douglas Trailhead on the west side of the […]
International Rose Test Garden Celebration
On a nice Saturday afternoon we hiked down to Washington Park and then turned uphill to the International Rose Test […]
Squirrel on the Run
On a nice Saturday afternoon we hiked an eight-mile loop from home. Many colorful flowers were in bloom along the […]
A Rainy Day Hike Around Timothy Lake
The magnificent view of Mt. Hood over Timothy Lake has been one of the iconic scenes of the Pacific Northwest for […]
Waterfalls along Siouxon Creek
On a cool spring day with a few sun breaks, I hiked in a hidden gem of an old-growth forest. […]
Best-laid Plans and Major-General McClellan
While staying at beautiful Skamania Lodge, I attempted to drive to the Observation Peak Trailhead on the north side of […]
Coral Root Orchids in the Coastal Mountains
As followers of my blog know, I enjoy hiking in the Coastal Mountains. It is verdant and beautiful country. In […]
A Photographer’s Paradise: McCall Point on Memorial Day
A beautiful sunny Memorial Day with little wind. An early start for a nice outing sounded like a great idea. […]
A Special Visit to Silver Star Mountain
Sixteen years ago we placed a portion of my father’s ashes on Silver Star’s summit. The 4,390-foot summit of Silver […]
John Carr Outdoors 