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Hike 7/1 West Fork Miller River
Big old growth cedar just 0.1 mile up the trail
West Fork Miller was usually alongside us
Huge leaves of the devils club
Typical rocky cascades of the West Fork Miller
Stone stairs that had been crafted to move the trail around a washout
Lot of delicate little flowers like the foam flower
Tiger Lily with a temporary passenger
Cow Parsnip growing tall against the backdrop of the towering mountainsides
Clearing along the West Fork Miller. Water flow was moderate, not raging as it would be in peak snowmelt time.
Coney Creek was our turnaround point. Creek would've been difficult to cross, and trail deteriorated beyond
Canadian Dogwood (on Canada Day)
Driving back on Miller River Road, a full on view of the mountainside burned by the Bolt Creek Fire
Back in Skykomish, we walked over to the Train Museum and saw the miniature train running
Big old growth cedar just 0.1 mile up the trail
West Fork Miller was usually alongside us
Huge leaves of the devils club
Typical rocky cascades of the West Fork Miller
Stone stairs that had been crafted to move the trail around a washout
Lot of delicate little flowers like the foam flower
Tiger Lily with a temporary passenger
Cow Parsnip growing tall against the backdrop of the towering mountainsides
Clearing along the West Fork Miller. Water flow was moderate, not raging as it would be in peak snowmelt time.
Coney Creek was our turnaround point. Creek would've been difficult to cross, and trail deteriorated beyond
Canadian Dogwood (on Canada Day)
Driving back on Miller River Road, a full on view of the mountainside burned by the Bolt Creek Fire
Back in Skykomish, we walked over to the Train Museum and saw the miniature train running
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