Oregon Hikers

Yes, windless days are rare this time of year around there. And the grassy hills are such a deep green color - for maybe another month.

... The blue-green rock formations are are clay-like material that was formed by volcanic activity. They were then heavily eroded. This particular material is called ...

... defile below the PCT is pretty and relatively untraveled. It's a nice loop, especially this time of year, out the PCT and then return down the ... Locks. Well said agreed, I was blown away but how bright luscious green it was, felt like I had stepped into a Rainforest.

Thanks for giving Green Mountain some well-deserved publicity. Nice what just a few volunteers can do in such a short time.

The Green Mountain Open Space is on the far northeast corner of Camas, Washington, ... lines has been blocked off. Completing the viewless summit loop, I followed a new connector down the slope to the trail system ...

Thank you for posting this! Great pictures, area looks nice, particularly those Waterfalls! I had never actually heard of this area until I just saw/read your Trip Report, thus you've taught me something new today, so I thank you!

... by TKO and Oregon State Parks in 2021-22 and allows for several new loop options from the North Falls TH, North Falls Group Camp or Winter Falls ... of year, but graceful and lacy in spring when the canyon is impossibly green. But there's a twist in this view of the falls... 240125SilverFallsLoop04.jpg ...

... From there I took the optional loop trail, which wind uphill through ... were steep, but overall this hike is an easy walk in the woods. ... After looping back to my starting point, I headed up the river to Green Peak Falls. A few steep climbs crossed ...

Continuing on my quest to add more Eugene-area hike trip reports here...today I got out to Shotgun ... the river is the nicest, at least if you like green and lush. The only real large trees down are ... a bit more solitude. If I want a five-mile loop with people and shooting noise, I can go down ...

You indeed can see Larch and it's long ridge that is both north, east, and South of Livingston from the end of the Central Trail where it is just about to connect to the upper powerlines trail. Also, should update the East map with the new way up to the top that stays off the private land. That is g...