This trail would be farther north.  Much farther.

Okay, what about Memaloose Lake Trail?

Keep heading north.

Huxley Lake Trail?

Now you are a little too far north, and too far west.  Come east, young man!

Anvil Lake Trail?

We have a winner!  That is on the Anvil Lake trail, which goes right by Black Wolf Meadows.  While the lake isn't anything special, the meadows are VERY interesting... Your turn to post a new photo.

Here's a picture taken slightly below the trail. I think the trail is near the live pine tree on the horizon.

Kirk Tolstrup said:

Here's a picture taken slightly below the trail. I think the trail is near the live pine tree on the horizon.

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Mon-Olallie?

Close enough! The intersection of 732 and 729 is within a hundred yards. The picture was taken with Monon Lake right behind the photographer.   Your turn!

That definitely looks east side....Olallie area probably.  I'll guess the Red Lake trail?

Could it be the PCT in the Olallie Lake Area?

Looks like Red lake to me as well. The stretch off the west side of the divide from the Skyline Trail towards Sheep Lake. A legendary stretch of erosion.   D.

Red Lake Trail it is.

I guess it is my turn to post a new photo.  Hopefully this isn't too easy.  It is a creek crossing on a current district trail in a wilderness area:

Wow, I'm really surprised no one has guessed anything.  This is a pretty easy one I think if you've been on this trail.  It is reasonably well travelled trail (especially in the winter).

I'm going to guess Clackamas River Trail, about half a mile below Pup Creek Falls?

Matt Reeder said:

I'm going to guess Clackamas River Trail, about half a mile below Pup Creek Falls?

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You are in the correct area.

Rob Williams said:

Matt Reeder said:

I'm going to guess Clackamas River Trail, about half a mile below Pup Creek Falls?

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You are in the correct area.  

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I guess it is my turn. This is in a wilderness area (I think).