kirk said [...] Looks like that new fire is just east of the Collawash at Dunno Creek. Like you said it must be a new one. I found a map that had ...
Doug, The Rho ridge segment is a great find I figured it would be there in the old growth off Collowash. A couple of months ago I located a piece a...
Dodged that bullet, didn't we? Great article, maps and research. In a quick read of the USGS report I get that additional power generation is not need...
Donald Presley said Paul, did you hike up the road or go on some of the Plaza-Clackamas Lake trail segments still out there? The post was all about t...
Donovan said I thought this thread was dead but found it and see I have missed a lot. The latest picture I think is heading out into that small ro...
Rob Williams said AHA! You changed your post! So since it IS in a wilderness, I'm going to guess the MP3 trail. You are pretty close and the trail...
This trail is a connector that was once part of a longer trail. (Oops) IS in a wilderness. What trail did it used to be? --Paul
Donald Presley said Wow that was too easy! Your correct Paul, so you get the opportunity to post the next one. Don Hey Don, That is a re...
Looks familiar - I'm calling it Burnt Granite - from October of 2010:
Dylan said That looks like the bottom of the Corral Springs Trail where it meets the R.R. Can confirm - from 2007 - a little more undergrowth, a sna...
ODOT has some aerial photos of the burn area in the following PDF.
Rob Williams said Paul: I took a look at your posting on PH from 2009 (almost exactly 5 years ago - wow!), and looking at your track and our trac...
Rob Williams said It definitely was a most excellent outing! A very WET outing, but excellent. I think (but we will find out later) that the trai...
Rob et.al., A most excellent outing, I admit to being skeptical about the trail being so high, I was wrong. Great find! Thx, --Paul
Rob Williams said [...] One name keeps popping up - H. Rondthaler (I think I spelled that correctly) - I guess his nickname was Rhondy? He seems ...