Ok here you go.   What trail am I on?

Is that the ramp going up Mile Post 3?

No, but it is also in a new Restricted Use Area.   D.

Would that be the trail between the Winslow pit and the Huxley Lake trail? I don't know the name of that trail, but the last time I was on it, it was getting alot of ATV use. Don

That just doesn't look familiar to me at all.  Is this trail a current trail or an abandoned trail?

If the snow's at 2400', then this trail is clear. D.

Is that the lower section of Rho Creek?

No. The whole trail is clear of snow.   D

Is this Hillockburn?

A winner!   Hillockburn it is.   Your turn Matt.

So where was that photo taken?  Is that at the beginning of the trail?

Rob Williams said So where was that photo taken?  Is that at the beginning of the trail?

I believe it's at the bottom of the second switchback. Where you can climb out onto an outcropping for the slight view.   D.

  This will likely be quite easy for most if not all of you.

I'm not used to seeing sunshine through the trees! I'm going to just make a guess - Fish Lake trail?  If that is wrong, I have another couple of guesses....

Rob Williams said I'm not used to seeing sunshine through the trees! I'm going to just make a guess - Fish Lake trail?  If that is wrong, I have another couple of guesses....

Think further west. I'd love to do the Fish Lake Trail some day though...it looks like a beautiful lake.

Thats a pretty generic forested Oregon sidehill, but if enuff of us make wild guesses, eventually we will get it. My current wild guess is the Pansy Lake trail. Bryon Boyce

Bryon Boyce said Thats a pretty generic forested Oregon sidehill, but if enuff of us make wild guesses, eventually we will get it. My current wild guess is the Pansy Lake trail. Bryon Boyce

Right wilderness, wrong trail. Good guess, though. This trail is much greener than the Pansy Lake trail.   What does that leave you all now, 3 guesses?

The side door into Bagby Hot Springs? D.

That actually exists? This is further to the east. I'll give you a hint: it's between two crossings of the same creek.

Yeah. It's up the road a little. Boulders are placed to keep people from parking there. it is the Old South Fork trail. The one from the west, the Molalla route, can be found from the springs. The Station water source is on it. Walk on by and go down to the river. The trail fords and heads into large timber. Looked interesting but I never followed it out. D.