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The wet side of Ramona Falls Loop is much cooler on a warm summer afternoon. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
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Rhododendrons bloom beautifully in June along the Timberline Trail between Ramona Falls and Yokum. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
The bridge below Ramona Falls offers easy passage over the creek underfoot. Ramona Falls Trail comprises the wet side of the Ramona Falls Loop, making it a great choice on a hot day. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 4, 2017 near Government Camp, OR
“The wet side of Ramona Falls Loop is much cooler on a warm summer afternoon. Photo by Ethan Douglass.”  

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The wet side of Ramona Falls Loop is much cooler on a warm summer afternoon. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
The bridge below Ramona Falls offers easy passage over the creek underfoot. Ramona Falls Trail comprises the wet side of the Ramona Falls Loop, making it a great choice on a hot day. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
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Ramona Falls Trail is one of the iconic destinations in Mt. Hood National Forest. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
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A corduroy-crossing aids your passage through a wet area on the Timberline Trail. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
Rhododendrons bloom beautifully in June along the Timberline Trail between Ramona Falls and Yokum. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
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