Doug: Thanks for posting this - it was really interesting to read. What is now highway 26 was paved to the Multnomah county line, then gravel to San...

What is amazing to me is that even after 50 years the impact area is still very visible. It appears the plane hit hard and hot fires burned for a whi...

I don't have any info on what kind of lookout was there. The only info I have is the panorama photos, which it sounds like you've already looked at. ...

Thanks for posting this, Doug! It is very timely for me. I had been looking at old lookout panoramas and saw the Collawash Mountain one and thought ...

Doug: Thanks for posting these articles. Interestingly enough, I recently had conversations with a family that lived up in Oak Grove during the "b...

Were you trying to post photos? I was curious to see your find. I don't see any photos in your posting, though.

rf said Those old maps you have up are great! If you like the old maps, you should try the map overlays: Map Overlay You can overlay two map...

As far as I know the segment from the existing trailhead to Bissell is no longer there, but that would be a good exploration trip for an experienced t...

I saw that short segment the last time I hiked that trail last fall. I doubt there will be any attempt to resurrect it since there is no real good de...

I believe that the Forest Service has "abandoned" the north end of Rho Ridge. The Forest Service trail page shows the trail starting at Graham Pass: ...

Wow - shows how good my memory is... 🙂 That was only last year, too! Well, at least I remembered the important stuff. Thanks again for posting...

That is a very neat photo, Doug! How on earth did you find it? I thought I had a copy of a photo showing that bridge where it washed out in that f...

Just to close the loop a bit - I found out a couple of snippets of information about this camp. It appears to be referenced in the 1969 book "100 Ore...