Another one for IE.  Why is it always IE that can't seem to work the same way as the other browsers?   Anyway, I made a slight change to a setting to fix a known issue with viewing photos when you aren't logged in (I guess some update messed it up and it hasn't been fixed yet).  Well, it appears that setting broke IE when viewing photos that have been dropped into a message.  I re-added the photo the "normal" way and you should be able to see it now.

Rob, is this current trail in a wilderness area?

I do not believe so.

So is this trail somewhere around 4000' in elevation?

Donald Presley said So is this trail somewhere around 4000' in elevation?

That would be pretty accurate, yes.  

Would this trail be in or near the Olallie Lakes area?

Donald Presley said Would this trail be in or near the Olallie Lakes area?

You would be too far south.  

Hey, you fixed my picture problem! Works great with chrome. I used to not get more than a half tone when clicking the picture. I could click the link to see. Now both work as they did several months ago!   My guess on the trail, Rock Lakes Trail.   D 2

Donovan said Hey, you fixed my picture problem! Works great with chrome. I used to not get more than a half tone when clicking the picture. I could click the link to see. Now both work as they did several months ago! My guess on the trail, Rock Lakes Trail.

There apparently was a conflict between wordpress and the forum which caused the issue when you weren't logged in.  Anyway, I changed how the photos were displayed (they no longer display in a popup). The trail is farther east.

How about Buck Lake?

Donald Presley said How about Buck Lake?

You are very close.  

Is that the Anvil Lake trail?

BrianEdwards said Is that the Anvil Lake trail?

DING, DING, DING!!!  We have a winner! That photo was taken last year near one of the small, un-named creeks (at least I can't find a name for them).  It was recent maintenance. Your turn to post a photo.  

Abandoned trail in district  

Would that happen to be in the Fish Creek drainage?  Those old mossy maples look mysteriously "Fish Creeky".

You're in the right area. No fish creek

Could this be the trail that goes up a draw between Fish Creek and the Clackamas River Trail that I've seen on some of the early maps?

The trail that heads south from Pup Creek Falls to Whalehead and points south? Let's just call it Pup Creek Trail.   D 2

The trail that heads south from Pup Creek Falls to Whalehead and points south? Let's just call it Pup Creek Trail.   D 2   winner. I followed traces of this trail up the hill til I was tired of climbing. Too bad it's been logged and gone up ontop of the hill

  OK then. What trail was I on? Amazingly it's been ten years.   D 2