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The first viewpoint on Yokum Ridge Trail is about a mile in along a short spur trail to your right just before the large switchback showcases the Sandy River Canyon. Photo by Jerry Adams.
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The Yokum Ridge Trail is a gradual-but-steady climb, gaining 2500 feet from Ramona Falls. Photo by Yunkette.
A small pond greets you along the Yokum Ridge Trail at about 5165' elevation. You may see wildlife here. If you're looking to filter water, check out the flowing stream 200' above. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
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Kathleen Walker
Feb 25, 2017 near Government Camp, OR
“The first viewpoint on Yokum Ridge Trail is about a mile in along a short spur trail to your right just before the large switchback showcases the Sandy River Canyon. Photo by Jerry Adams.”  

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The first viewpoint on Yokum Ridge Trail is about a mile in along a short spur trail to your right just before the large switchback showcases the Sandy River Canyon. Photo by Jerry Adams.
A small pond greets you along the Yokum Ridge Trail at about 5165' elevation. You may see wildlife here. If you're looking to filter water, check out the flowing stream 200' above. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
Ramona Falls. Mt Hood National Forest.
Ramona Falls Trail is one of the iconic destinations in Mt. Hood National Forest. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
Ramona Falls
Ramona Falls
The wet side of Ramona Falls Loop is much cooler on a warm summer afternoon. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
The Yokum Ridge Trail is a gradual-but-steady climb, gaining 2500 feet from Ramona Falls. Photo by Yunkette.
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Yokum Ridge Trail #771

4.0 mi 6.4 km
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Government Camp, OR
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