A herd of elk, lots of bear sign, ripe huckleberries, and a prehistoric landscape. From the Trailhead, only 5 1/2 […]
Tag Archive for ‘Elk’
Scenes from Early Winter
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A Stormy Hike in the Gobar Creek Drainage
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What about Waterfalls?
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A Great Outing on Humbug Mountain
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Soapstone Lake in the Coastal Mountains
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A Wilderness Hike in Indian Heaven
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Sister Rocks!
In early July I hiked to two interesting destinations – – – 4,200-foot Observation Peak and 4,300-foot Sister Rocks. The Trapper Creek Wilderness, […]
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Elk in the Blast Zone
As I sit on top of the ridge, a large herd bull is minding his harem of 17 cows and […]
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Escape to Virginia Lake
Early May. A cool and partly cloudy day. Time to return to Sauvie Island a few miles northwest of home. I […]