Last Saturday we went to the Grove of the Patriarchs in Mt. Rainier National Forest. The Grove is at the entrance to Steven's Canyon in the far SE corner of the park.
Here we are on the trail.
The Grove sits in the middle of the Ohanapecosh river and the last time it was subject to a fire was over 1000 years ago. Consequently, the trees there have been growing and growing and growing...
This is a pciture of the river that runs along the early trail. The waters are a clear emerald green and totally amazing! Glacial runoff to boot, can you say cold? I walked in the water a bit and still can't feel my feet...
Another shot of this beautiful river.
My Daughter Grace Keeping the trail safe for us...
Here is the suspension bridge over to the Island.
An interesting root mass growing in the crook of two trees...
The whole island area is easily accessible...
A shot of the sun shining through the trees...
Yeah, these trees are huge and old. Plenty of good energy here!
This is a pic taken straight up one of the trees
Standing amongst the trees...
My little tree hugger...hehe. If you have any questions or want directions make sure and drop me an email!
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