Oregon Hikers

Nice pics! We were up there on Sunday and also enjoyed the sun, but wished there were more flowers. We saw a few patches here and there.

... Lobo and I went out to the Catherine Creek trailhead yesterday. We ... property sign, we got to Coyote Wall without any detours. https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/225696_570195536335337_917028066_n.jpg ... two ticks on myself after the hike :shock: It was an awesome hike, ...

... how to cross high on Catherine Creek, a Catherine Ck TH - Coyote Wall loop has been inevitable. Galvenized ... about everywhere on today's hike. If you leave the trail ...

... hear that you made it out to the Coyote Wall/Catherine Creek area. I know that's a long drive for you. ...

Anyway, when I did my hike, I came up Coyote Wall and then followed Atwood Rd east, until I encountered the first "private ...

Karl & Jim, I've circled in red where the ponds are located. They aren't anything special, but often times you can hear what sound like thousands of frogs as you approach them. And it's always interesting to poke in that area.

kepPNW wrote:Not sure it adds much to the hike to be up in that "disputed" area. Probably more scenic to just stay below it?

Yep, there weren't really many scenic views along that stretch of Atwood.

... posting that, there, yeah! It provided an excellent way to explore an area we were both fairly unfamiliar with. We did go the other way around the loop, so we didn't encounter those prominent Private Property signs until we were ostensibly leaving it. When we got to that little one, there was a ...

... crosses private land. Anyway, when I did my hike, I came up Coyote Wall and then followed Atwood Rd east, until I encountered the first ...

Steve20050 wrote:called Red Flowering Currant that is considered an early bloomer and native to the north west coast. Significance to me.. Spring has Sprung!

That's what Jim was guessing they were! Not sure I'm all that familiar with them. But I do like what they signal. Thanks!