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Tyson Gillard
Rock penstemon (Penstemon rupicola) near the trailhead parking area.
Tyson Gillard
Field lupine (Lupinus nanus) near the trailhead parking area.
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Beginning section of Lava Canyon Trail.
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Old-growth forest of Douglas fir and western hemlock.
Shane Kucera
Cautionary signs on the path to the Lava Canyon waterfall viewpoint.
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Blue water running through the canyon.
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Waterfall views from the bridge.
Tyson Gillard
Lava Canyon
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Lava Canyon trail.
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Growth along the canyon walls.
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Lava Canyon suspension bridge.
Tyson Gillard
Crossing the suspension bridge.
Shane Kucera
Looking into the canyon from the suspension bridge.
Shane Kucera
Looking into the canyon from the suspension bridge.
Tyson Gillard
A view to the suspension bridge from the canyon.
Shane Kucera
Lungwort (Lobaria pulmonaria) and thriving mosses in Lava Canyon.
Shane Kucera
Descending further into Lava Canyon.
Shane Kucera
Patterns in the wood mimicking the cooled lava patterns.
Tyson Gillard
Woods strawberry (Fragaria vesca).
Tyson Gillard
Woodland penstemon (nothochelone nemorosa).
Tyson Gillard
Narrow trail east of suspension.
Shane Kucera
Descending further into Lava Canyon.

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