Perhaps the cabin at Hawk Mountain is still intact. I read this in an update from the fire: Lionshead Fire Update – Thursday, September 17, 2020...

Here's a trip report from Rob that was a little north of that 2,379' location: It looks like that area where the lookout was supposed to be didn't ...

Thanks D., I wasn't sure if that second letter on the pole tag was an N or a W. I'm going with N now that you've found that the company name PNPSCO ...

Thanks for the pictures Steve. I think the initials at the top of that pole tag are PWPSCO. I'm trying to figure out what they stand for. Maybe Por...

I think they must have reversed this negative. It seems like it's backward to me.

Bryon mentioned that the tunnel was started at Lake Harriet. It makes sense that they started at the north end since they had infrastructure there ...

Here are a couple of pictures from the inside of the Oak Grove tunnel. I found them at the Oregon Historical Society page.

Hey Pete, is this you? It was a b-e-a-utiful day out in the woods yesterday. We made it all the way down to Wash Creek as well. It was ch...

Very cool! How much deeper do you think the water level is due to the beaver's hydrologic engineering skills?

Yeah, if the sign was too visible it would probably be more of a target for some nefarious attention. Have you seen the really old trail sign? The...

Hi Pete, I believe the trail trolls have been working their magic out there in the last few years. 😉 Did you make it all the way down to Wash C...

I just found the National Museum of Forest Service History. Here's a picture they have of how they did it back in the olden days. It's kind of blu...