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Fall is a nice time to hike Salmon River Trail. Photo by Yunkette.
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Sun rising near Mt. Hood from Devils Peak Lookout.
The Salmon River Trail has a side loop trail that drops down into these rocky openings offering expansive views of the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness and limited views of the waterfalls. Photo by Will Butler©2017.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 14, 2017 near Mount Hood Village, OR
“Fall is a nice time to hike Salmon River Trail. Photo by Yunkette.”  

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Fall is a nice time to hike Salmon River Trail. Photo by Yunkette.
The Salmon River Trail has a side loop trail that drops down into these rocky openings offering expansive views of the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness and limited views of the waterfalls. Photo by Will Butler©2017.
The entrance to the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness is about two miles up the Salmon River Trail. Obtain a wilderness permit before you go. Photo by Yunkette.
The upper elevations of the Salmon River Trail display second-growth stands, left after a large wildfire was started by a shepherd. The old-growth stands are down along the river. Photo by Mt. Hood Territories.
There are dispersed campsites near the Goat Creek crossing that make for good camping. Photo by John Sparks.
The first bridge over a tributary is at roughly mile one. Photo by Yunkette.
Blow down near the top of the trail near Hunchback Mountain Trail took out some of the tread. Photo by Nathan Taylor.
Sun rising near Mt. Hood from Devils Peak Lookout.
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Salmon River Trail #742

13.8 mi 22.2 km
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Mount Hood Village, OR