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| − | I parked in a new suburban neighborhood and headed for the trail entrance that I had seen online. I was glad to see a neighborhood walker head up the path, which seemed to imply that it was a de facto public access area. A narrow path led up to a crude road that led up to a pretty good dirt road around some sort of farm. The final 150 feet required some bushwhacking into the woods. I found the spot, took pictures, and then returned to the truck and | + | I parked in a new suburban neighborhood and headed for the trail entrance that I had seen online. I was glad to see a neighborhood walker head up the path, which seemed to imply that it was a de facto public access area. A narrow path led up to a crude road that led up to a pretty good dirt road around some sort of farm. The final 150 feet required some bushwhacking into the woods. I found the spot, took pictures, and then returned to the truck and went for a run around the neighborhood on a nice, bright sunny January afternoon. |
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Location
On a wooded, farmed hill in the suburbs of northern Clackamas County.
Participants
- Michael5000 -- Expedition #154
Plans
This one seems crazy enough that it just might work. Otherwise, it will be a no trespassing sign for the collection. I'll be approaching from the northwest via Eckhart Lane in the 12:30 to 1:00 time frame.
Expedition
I parked in a new suburban neighborhood and headed for the trail entrance that I had seen online. I was glad to see a neighborhood walker head up the path, which seemed to imply that it was a de facto public access area. A narrow path led up to a crude road that led up to a pretty good dirt road around some sort of farm. The final 150 feet required some bushwhacking into the woods. I found the spot, took pictures, and then returned to the truck and went for a run around the neighborhood on a nice, bright sunny January afternoon.
Photos
The path up from Eckhart Lane...
leads up to a road...
that runs along a farm.
Me at the hashpoint.
The Associate Hashscot.
I left my calling card.
Achievements
My 100th Expedition to the State of Oregon!
