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Steep slopes near trail edge. Most of the trail is through forest, under the tree canopy.
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Beautiful rock bluff views along the trail.
Rhododendrons bloom beautifully in June along the Timberline Trail between Ramona Falls and Yokum. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
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Marc Scott
Oct 7, 2021 near Government Camp, OR
“Steep slopes near trail edge. Most of the trail is through forest, under the tree canopy.”  

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Steep slopes near trail edge. Most of the trail is through forest, under the tree canopy.
Rhododendrons bloom beautifully in June along the Timberline Trail between Ramona Falls and Yokum. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
Ramona Falls Trail. Mt Hood National Forest.
A corduroy-crossing aids your passage through a wet area on the Timberline Trail. Photo by Karl E. Peterson.
Timberline Trail heads deep into the timber. The views ahead, once you break above timberline, are worth the hike! Photo by Yunkette.
The Yokum Ridge Trail is a gradual-but-steady climb, gaining 2500 feet from Ramona Falls. Photo by Yunkette.
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.
Beautiful rock bluff views along the trail.
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Timberline Trail #600

40.8 mi 65.7 km
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Government Camp, OR
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