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The Summit Trail crosses another tributary of Camp Creek. Skunk cabbage (large leaves on the left) is common in the wet areas. Photo by John Sparks.
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This bridge is just before the lake. Photo by Dolan Halbrook.
The Summit Trail has large western red cedar as well as Alaskan cedar. This is the bridge across the South Fork Camp Creek. It is open to mountain bikes, and is also good for x-c skiing and snowshoeing. Photo by John Sparks.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 26, 2017 near Government Camp, OR
“The Summit Trail crosses another tributary of Camp Creek. Skunk cabbage (large leaves on the left) is common in the wet areas. Photo by John Sparks.”  

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The Summit Trail crosses another tributary of Camp Creek. Skunk cabbage (large leaves on the left) is common in the wet areas. Photo by John Sparks.
The Summit Trail has large western red cedar as well as Alaskan cedar. This is the bridge across the South Fork Camp Creek. It is open to mountain bikes, and is also good for x-c skiing and snowshoeing. Photo by John Sparks.
Summit Trail #691 skirts the Multorpor Fen, the Skibowl Ski Area, and the homes around Government Camp. This fee-free Forest Service trail crosses the ski area near the lodge. Photo by John Sparks.
The newly relocated Mirror Lake Trailhead is on the west end of Mt. Hood Skibowl. Photo by Knud Martin, Federal Lands Highway Division
The new trailhead with 51 parking spots, completed just before the snows in late 2018 has a vault toilet, information kiosk, rock walls and a picnic tables. Photo by Knud Martin, Western Federal Lands Highway Division
The first 1/4 mile of Mirror Lake Trail to the new bridge over Camp Creek is paved and barrier free. A total of ten new bridges were flown in by helicopter on the relocated trail. Photo by Knud Martin, Federal Lands Highway Division
The Pioneer Bridle - Crosstown Trail junction is located amongst towering evergreens. Photo by John Sparks.
This bridge is just before the lake. Photo by Dolan Halbrook.
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