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The Larch Mountain Trail, Columbia River HighwayFrom The Columbia: America's Great Highway by Samuel C. Lancaster. 1915. Reprinted 2004.
"Four large waterfalls, long stretches of trail that follow cascading Multnomah Creek, and a panoramic view from Sherrard Point are but a few of the many attractions of the Larch Mountain Trail... Except for the first 1,000 feet, the trail has a moderate grade and the lower half has several campsites."
"Four large waterfalls, long stretches of trail that follow cascading Multnomah Creek, and a panoramic view from Sherrard Point are but a few of the many attractions of the Larch Mountain Trail... Except for the first 1,000 feet, the trail has a moderate grade and the lower half has several campsites."
Lowe and Lowe, 100 Hikes 46
"At five miles is the site of Spring Camp which once contained a shelter cabin. Good campsites can be found here in open woods. Just above the camp the trail crosses an access road to an abandoned rock quarry..."
"At five miles is the site of Spring Camp which once contained a shelter cabin. Good campsites can be found here in open woods. Just above the camp the trail crosses an access road to an abandoned rock quarry..."
Lowe and Lowe, 100 Hikes 46
The trail up from Multnomah Falls reaches "the top at the abandoned lookout tower. A special cabin near the tower is provided for winter use by hikers and cross-country skiers seeking shelter from inclement weather." (Lowe and Lowe, 100 Hikes,1969, 46)
The trail up from Multnomah Falls reaches "the top at the abandoned lookout tower. A special cabin near the tower is provided for winter use by hikers and cross-country skiers seeking shelter from inclement weather." (Lowe and Lowe, 100 Hikes,1969, 46)
The Lowe and Lowe book was put together in the late 1960s... I am not sure if camping is still allowed along the trail today, or that there is still a cabin near the site of the long gone lookout tower...
The Lowe and Lowe book was put together in the late 1960s... I am not sure if camping is still allowed along the trail today, or that there is still a cabin near the site of the long gone lookout tower...
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