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There are a couple sections of the Salmon River Trail #742 that are narrow and have a drop off to the river. Photo by Yunkette.
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Large western red cedars along the Salmon River are hundreds of years old and often have fire scars. Photo by Gene Blick.
Fall colors make this trail enjoyable. Photo by Yunkette.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 14, 2017 near Mount Hood Village, OR
“There are a couple sections of the Salmon River Trail #742 that are narrow and have a drop off to the river. Photo by Yunkette.”  

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There are a couple sections of the Salmon River Trail #742 that are narrow and have a drop off to the river. Photo by Yunkette.
Fall colors make this trail enjoyable. Photo by Yunkette.
A serene river scene appears near the beginning of the Salmon River Trail. Photo by USFS.
The Salmon River is hikeable even in winter, provided the road to the trailhead is accessible. Photo by Gene Blick.
Review of the Salmon River Trail hike with footage of it's features.
The Salmon River Trail Trailhead is well marked with an informative kiosk. Photo by Yunkette.
The first bridge over a tributary is at roughly mile one. Photo by Yunkette.
Large western red cedars along the Salmon River are hundreds of years old and often have fire scars. Photo by Gene Blick.
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Salmon River Trail #742

13.8 mi 22.2 km
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Mount Hood Village, OR
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