Oregon Hikers

Indian Heaven will certainly still be snowed in; according to the sensor at Spencer Meadow (3400' elev) there is 66 inches of snow.

I'm not as familiar with the Oregon-based locations that you listed.

Under the edit box, you'll see two tabs Options and Attachments; click on the Attachments tab, then you can select "Add files" to upload your track.

This is timely, thank you! Heading out there at the end of April.

If you went downstream from Curly Cr Falls, then it is probably Miller Cr Falls.

For my 9-day 122 mile trek last summer, I utilized the recipes from Andrew Skurka and just went with it. At the end, I was carrying too much food; but only because I didn't eat as much as I thought I would. For a week long hike, the high-calories don't really matter. What does matter is ensuring you...

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February 17th, 2021, 1:04 pm

and to anyone that doesn't get a lot of responses for a trip report, a lot of people read them but don't have a reason to reply

Guilty.

Awesome, thank you for the variety of options. I appreciate it. I'm mostly looking to learn more about the plants around us, identifying them and if edible, of course consuming. However, not really into survival-style, just more of a general learning and expanding my knowledge.

Thank you.

Can anyone recommend a good resource (book, website, app, etc) on learning about the edible plants in our region? Specifically SW Washington and NW Oregon; but general PNW would be OK too.

Lets stop bitching (I know everyone loves to do it), and take some action! Here are a few things that I took away from the comments; Raise Awareness of LNT Write the congress about additional funding Support the non-profits who do the lobbying for you I'm sure there are more ways, and I know that we...

As a life long member of the Portland region, I can empathize with everyone who laments the increased crowds. It's hard, because you know and a love a reality, but that reality is changing quite drastically before your eyes, before you can come to terms with it. As a kid our parents would take us up...

GoalTech, that's a name that I haven't heard since I read Wired's PCT blog from the PCT, in 2017 I think. She actually inspired me to get back out there after a 20 year hiatus. Anyway; awesome trip report, I really appreciate the detail and the photos! Alas, I have fond memories of Eagle Creek as a ...