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| Hiking | 9.46 Miles |
2,011 AEG |
| | Hiking | 9.46 Miles | 3 Hrs 58 Mns | | 2.64 mph |
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| 2,011 ft AEG | 23 Mns Break | | |
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| no partners | | Checked off a couple of all-time uniques.
292 is steep. A few spots of deadfall and one section in particular where there are many user/wildlife-created switchbacks that deviate from the tread.
3 small groups at the spring.
Highline was nice. I forgot how thick and lush some of the drainages down here are. It was farther to get across to 278 than I thought it would be.
278 was nicer than I had been told. Steep for sure, but it's over quickly. Some nice views along the way too.
76 has been closed to vehicles for a year or more. The FS has redone all the roads on the butte in preparation for 4FRI. Hopefully they can get through it next spring and get the road open again. Then again, it was pleasant walking out there knowing there was nobody else around.
The rain came before I got back to Crook. It didn't last too long, but I had to get all geared up. Actually turned out to be nice since it knocked down all the dust on the 300 which made much nicer conditions to complete the loop. |
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