This guy I know who is in there under supervision of the USFS posted this photo on his Instagram
Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
- Michael
Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
This might help you get your bearings there, it's not even close to the same viewpoint, but you can get your bearings a little bit regardelss
https://pdxvr.com/vr-71-318
https://pdxvr.com/vr-71-318
- Michael
Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
We're looking at this cliff collapse?
Thanks for the photo. That's going to take some getting used to.
Thanks for the photo. That's going to take some getting used to.
Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
Yeah it's that same collapse, looks uglier from the ground imo. More like a dirt pile than a rock pile.
There are 3 other photos here too
https://www.instagram.com/nwk_emberlin/
There are 3 other photos here too
https://www.instagram.com/nwk_emberlin/
- Michael
Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
Not to dismiss the aesthetic damage of the pile itself but I am more concerned about the possibility of a massive log jam forming behind it.
Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
it seems they are making their way down to the next rock slide so far
- Michael
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Thanks for posting the pic, as depressing as it is. Good to see some updates from back there.
Yeah, big log jams are likely to be a continual risk for some time yet. I imagine there are still a lot of trees ready to fall over the next couple years.
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Re: Lower Punchbowl Falls After the Fire
If you're a member of the Portland Hikers Facebook Group there are more photos in this post.