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- Hiking the Loowit trail loop around Mt St Helens
- Tillamook Head Trail Hike at Seaside, Oregon
- Hiking at Lewisville Park
- Climbing Mt. St. Helens August 2016
- Hiking Mt St Helens summer 2012
- My first own geocache
- Snow Shoeing June Lake Trail at Marble Mountain
- Mountain day hike in the snow: Trying out the back pack
- Bells Mountain Trail Climb
- Don’t get lost outdoors!
- Got a taste of Pacific Northwest edible plants
Hiking Mt St Helens summer 2012
This summers outdoors activities have been mainly hiking, of which the best one was ascending the summit of Mt St Helens, an active volcano located in southwest Washington.
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My first own geocache
Last year I placed my first ever geocache out in the woods. I have been geocaching for years, but finally decided to contribute to the sport, by making my very own cache. Of course, I wasn’t going to make it an easy and boring one to find! There are plenty of side-of-the-road easy-to-get geocaches out there, and mine wasn’t going to be one of them.
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Snow Shoeing June Lake Trail at Marble Mountain
I got some new snow shoes (never done snow shoeing before), and wanted to get out on the 2nd weekend in January, to try them out. The closest place with possible snow is the Marble Mountain Sno-park, located on the south side of Mount St. Helens, in southwest Washington. I hadn’t been in that area yet this winter, so I had no first-hand information about the snow-conditions there.
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Mountain day hike in the snow: Trying out the back pack
Although this day-hike was fun in many different ways, the sole purpose was trying to carry a loaded backpack up the steep mountain trail.
One of my potential snow camping scenarios this winter is hiking up the Bells Mountain Trail here in southwest Washington. It is a 2 mile hike-in, of which the last mile is a 1000 feet ascent up to a 1500 feet elevation.
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