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Hike 6/4 Talapus and Olallie Lakes
Well-built trail was dry and snowfree
Talapus Lake
Olallie Lake. Olallie means berry in native Chinook language
Lots of Vanilla Leaf alongside the trail
Most of trail was in forest, with glimpses of mountains through the trees
Paddling out onto Talapus Lake. Talapus is also a native Chinook term for coyote
Gold Creek Pond, which was an added feature we stopped at after the hike.
Well-built trail was dry and snowfree
Talapus Lake
Olallie Lake. Olallie means berry in native Chinook language
Lots of Vanilla Leaf alongside the trail
Most of trail was in forest, with glimpses of mountains through the trees
Paddling out onto Talapus Lake. Talapus is also a native Chinook term for coyote
Gold Creek Pond, which was an added feature we stopped at after the hike.
Well-built trail was dry and snowfree
Talapus Lake
Olallie Lake. Olallie means berry in native Chinook language
Lots of Vanilla Leaf alongside the trail
Most of trail was in forest, with glimpses of mountains through the trees
Paddling out onto Talapus Lake. Talapus is also a native Chinook term for coyote
Gold Creek Pond, which was an added feature we stopped at after the hike.
Well-built trail was dry and snowfree
Talapus Lake
Olallie Lake. Olallie means berry in native Chinook language
Lots of Vanilla Leaf alongside the trail
Most of trail was in forest, with glimpses of mountains through the trees
Paddling out onto Talapus Lake. Talapus is also a native Chinook term for coyote
Gold Creek Pond, which was an added feature we stopped at after the hike.
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