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Big Huckleberry Mountain in the Early Autumn
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A Hike to Benson Plateau after the Eagle Creek Wildfire
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Ruffed Grouse and Urban Deer
My plan was to enjoy a beautiful early autumn hike in the Indian Heaven Wilderness. But, two miles from the […]
A Thanksgiving Post: An Autumn Hike to the Summit of Big Huckleberry Mountain
In early November I drove to Triangle Pass, and then to the Grassy Knoll Trailhead about seven miles north of the […]
A long, but rewarding climb to the Benson Plateau
On the last day of January I returned to the Benson Plateau, one of my favorite destinations. The Plateau lies at […]
Wild Turkeys at Burdoin
The Kreps Family, owners of a large cattle ranch north of Bingen, Washington are kind enough to open their property […]
Grassy Knoll and Big Huckleberry Mountain
On the second weekend of fall I drove to Triangle Pass and then north to the Grassy Knoll Trailhead, about seven […]
Bucket List of Alpine Hikes in the Pacific Northwest #10: Bird Creek Meadows
In mid-summer I returned to Bird Creek Meadows on Mt. Adams. It’s a long, rough drive to reach the trailhead, […]
Hellroaring Adventure
Bird Creek Meadows on Mt. Adams are a sight to see in the late summer. Bright pink monkey flowers lining […]
