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Phyolite Lava flows can be seen directly off to the left of the trail. They are the the small, purple hills to the left.
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A sign urging visitors to stay on the trail.
A view of the backside of the hills comes into view. The trail follows the logs as the trail makes its way back to the parking lot.
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David Hitchcock
Nov 29, 2016 near Fossil, OR
“Phyolite Lava flows can be seen directly off to the left of the trail. They are the the small, purple hills to the left.”  

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Phyolite Lava flows can be seen directly off to the left of the trail. They are the the small, purple hills to the left.
A view of the backside of the hills comes into view. The trail follows the logs as the trail makes its way back to the parking lot.
The trail climbs a small hill and the views open up. You can see the private land just beyond the monument boundary, and the hills that you just traveled by.
The trail climbs away through the hills and through an area of drainage that has shaped the hills over the years.
An up close view of the hills and their texture.
The trail comes back to the boardwalk and parking area, with views of Carroll Rim park and other hills in the distance.
The boardwalk that brings you up close to the hills.
A sign urging visitors to stay on the trail.
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