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Moss covering the ground and the many down logs is a key component to old-growth forests.
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The Salmon River Trail Trailhead is well marked with an informative kiosk. Photo by Yunkette.
There are many user trails that lead down to the Salmon River's bank to cool off or enjoy a picnic. Photo by Yunkette.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 2, 2017 near Mount Hood Village, OR
“Moss covering the ground and the many down logs is a key component to old-growth forests.”  

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Moss covering the ground and the many down logs is a key component to old-growth forests.
There are many user trails that lead down to the Salmon River's bank to cool off or enjoy a picnic. Photo by Yunkette.
Large western red cedars are found along this trail. Some have fallen over in the last few years. Photo by USFS.
The Old Salmon River Trail #742A hosts several bridges over tributaries and a few rock-hopping crossings. Photo by Yunkette.
The Old Salmon River Trailhead is just past the forest boundary. Photo by Yunkette.
Green Canyon Trail is on steep slopes with pistol butted tree trunks. Photo by John Sparks.
Large western red cedars along the Salmon River are hundreds of years old and often have fire scars. Photo by Gene Blick.
The Salmon River Trail Trailhead is well marked with an informative kiosk. Photo by Yunkette.
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Old Salmon River Trail #742A

2.6 mi 4.3 km
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Mount Hood Village, OR