A brave foray through rain, hail and snow cleared into a beautiful summit adventure with great pictures!
Snow is virtually gone, and the trail is in great shape (for what it is). Nice weather, beautiful forest, and mule deer.
An early season, after hours scramble up the NW ridge. Started at 2200' and made it to 4750'.
Disappointment Cleaver with the great tsunami of 2017
The trails on the north side of the power road are particularly nice and make a nice addition to a lowlands run. And, there's a big tree.
Water color sketching in the Arboretum with 17 sketchers and leaders in a drizzling rain with light wind. We learned from each other and enjoyed a profusion of greens from new leaves and grasses.
Race cancelled due to high winds and low turn out.
Wet but warm FT brought 61 students their Wilderness Navigation badge -- anticipated winds were a no show. Treated to a never before seen ground-hugging horizontal rainbow during a brief squall.
Wheels were good to have as we crossed the street with our boats. Beach launch to a paddle with a great view of marine life and restrooms close by.
Wet and cold, but we got exercise and enjoyed our sack dinner together.
Good timing made for an incredible weekend scramble.
A great outing on a bluebird day in late March. Successful summits of both peaks at a moderate pace.
A fun round-trip spring hike up West Tiger 3.
Loop trail of about 7.5 miles around south Squak Mountain.
Small group broke a lot of trail and worked our navigation skills to find our way on a beautiful March day.