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Glacial streams/run off provides a unique habitat on the Skyline Trail.
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Nearing the top of Skyline Trail.
Wildflowers reappear as we lose elevation on the Skyline Trail.
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Olivia Sibley
Dec 22, 2015 near Eatonville, WA
“Glacial streams/run off provides a unique habitat on the Skyline Trail.”  

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Glacial streams/run off provides a unique habitat on the Skyline Trail.
Wildflowers reappear as we lose elevation on the Skyline Trail.
Different terrain once upper and lower Skyline reconnect.
The group from below was working their way to the ice field crossing on Lower Skyline, learning how to use their ice axes, etc. There was a slight bottleneck at the crossing due to under-prepared hikers.
Skyline Trail, Mt Rainier
Skyline Trail's there, but it's covered by snow
Entering the ice field on Lower Skyline.
Nearing the top of Skyline Trail.
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Skyline Trail

5.3 mi 8.6 km
 136 ROUTE
Eatonville, WA