On a sunny morning I was looking forward to a mid-May conditioning hike in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness. One month ago […]
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A Wonderful Spring Hike Around Timothy Lake
A beautiful sunrise on a Saturday morning. Time to do some hiking. I began at the edge of a large sub-alpine meadow […]
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A Picturesque Hike through Columbia River Gorge History
Early morning on a beautiful sunny Saturday near Husum I found the beginning of the Weldon Wagon Road Trailhead. The 2 1/2-mile wagon […]
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Exploring East of the Cascade Mountains
Large waterfalls, turkey vultures, wild turkeys, butterflies and spring wildflowers welcomed me to flatlands east of the Cascades. It was beautiful […]
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An Enjoyable, but Windy Ascent to Hardy Ridge
Phlox Point is one of the best destinations for a hike close to the Portland area. It’s near the western end […]
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A late Summer Hike to Burnt Lake and East Zigzag Mountain
Waterfalls, one of the prettiest lakes in the Mt. Hood area and a mountain to climb – – – this hike […]
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Lost in the Wilderness
For my 501st blog post, I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you that read and follow my blog. […]
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A Beautiful Hike Around Timothy Lake
A colorful sunrise on a summer morning. Time to do some hiking. In a couple of hours I was at the […]
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Late Spring in Tygh Valley
Tygh (rhymes with high) Valley lies at 1,000 feet east of the Badger Creek Wilderness. In the spring when all […]
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A Wonderful Spring Day on the East Side of the Cascades
Fifteenmile Creek, designated as a Wild & Scenic River in 2009, remains one of my favorite areas to hike in mid-spring or […]