A Mid-winter Outing to Bloom Lake


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Oregon Coastal Mountains

It was a cool, foggy and rainy morning on a mid-winter day. I drove to the Bloom Lake trailhead next to Highway 26 in the Coastal Range.

With 650 feet of overall elevation gain, the 3 1/2 mile lollipop-loop hike to the lake makes for a nice outing.

A foggy Bloom Lake

The lake (a large pond) was very picturesque with the reflection of many trees. It would have been much prettier if the fog had ever lifted.

The hike to and around the lake was very pleasant, and a visit to the past with much sign of old logging operations.

A pleasant stretch of trail

Bloom Lake

Spiderwebs

Huge nursery stump along the trail (some were up to 9′ in diameter)

Reflections in Bloom Lake

Bloom Lake from an earlier hike on a much nicer day

 

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3 comments

  1. Most enjoyable. Blessin

  2. Very cool. I’ve enjoyed your blog much!

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