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11/11/2018
The trail starts off easy.
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11/11/2018
Coral mushroom.
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11/11/2018
The trail to Marion Lake.
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07/31/2018
Lake Ann.
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07/31/2018
Lake Ann.
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07/31/2018
Dragonfly near the lake.
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11/11/2018
Hikers can take either trail to get to Marion Lake, but for the most direct way to the waterfalls and the bridge to get to Marion Mountain, take the Outlet Trail.
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07/31/2018
Marion Falls.
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07/31/2018
Marion Falls.
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07/31/2018
Berries in the summer.
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05/04/2018
Marion Creek flows from Marion Lake, which continues on to create the waterfalls.
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07/31/2018
Marion Lake with Three Fingered Jack, burned trees from the B&B forest fire, and trees that survived the fire.
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07/31/2018
Follow the Blue Lake Trail to continue on to Marion Mountain.
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11/11/2018
Mount Jefferson and Marion Lake.
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11/11/2018
Continue on the Pine Ridge Trail from this point.
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11/11/2018
New growth emerging from the old fire damage.
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11/11/2018
Mount Jefferson.
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11/11/2018
Take the Marion Mountain Trail to reach the summit in less than a mile.
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11/11/2018
Summit view.
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11/11/2018
Mount Jefferson summit view.
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11/11/2018
Mount Hood peeking up on the left of Mount Jefferson.
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11/11/2018
Three Fingered Jack and the burned trees from the B&B fire.