Wow, Kirk, you've been busy doing research! These are good finds. Thanks for posting them. It's sobering to think what the Clackamas country would ...

Thanks for your stories. Really interesting! There's nothing quite like someone's personal account to help us understand what it was like at the tim...

According to USFS reports at these projects appear to be part of an emergency radio communication system. There's no mention of Verizon or cell phon...

Between two and three feet. Here's a close-up of the outlet creek (including the remains of the trail boardwalk) to give a better idea of the height ...

Doing a little research recently I learned that this trail is actually the west end of the Scorpion Mtn trail, if the trail log is to be believed. Th...

Resurrecting an old topic here.... I stopped at Lily Pad Lake a couple of months ago, curious to see if I could find a remnant of the Farm Trail as...

Don, I imagine someone will try to push their way through that with their 4WD. The material is a bit deeper than the photo shows, and mushy too, but ...

Here's a photo of the slide

Rob Williams said Where did you see that it was 87 people on this trip? It's at the end of the first paragraph of the report. I suppose that's w...

I wonder if they might have walked on roads from Faraday to Fanton. The writer doesn't mention a trail until the second day, probably beginning at Fa...

It might be easier to wait until September and just wade across the river. There's probably nothing there, but on the other hand I know there are tra...

Yesterday I wanted to go somewhere with less snow than what Rob ran into, so I went to the Riverside trail. There was several inches of snow on the t...