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Into the Wilderness: Oval Lake
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Happy Thanksgiving Day from Burnt Lake
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A Pretty Autumn Hike around Timothy Lake
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Hiking south on a beautiful stretch of the Pacific Crest Trail
High cloud cover and a little drizzle met me at the Pacific Crest Trailhead south of Santiam Pass. Hiking south […]
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Mid-winter Visit to the Tarns below McNeil Point
One of my favorite mid-summer destinations on Mt. Hood is the McNeil Point Shelter via Bald Mountain. Wildflowers of almost […]
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Is there a more beautiful hike in the Cascades?
It was my 22nd trek in the last 20 years to the McNeil Point area in the Mt. Hood Wilderness. It should […]
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Marquam Trail Outing
For as far north as Portland is, north of the 45th Parallel, it typically receives mild weather during the winter. […]
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Sometimes a Great Notion
Felt like the Stampers, I did. Hiking in the Coastal Mountains always reminds me of Ken Kesey’s ode to the old-time […]