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Obsidian Trail Three Sisters Wilderness, Oregon Time - 2 Days Distance- 12 miles |
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Overview: The obsidian trail is located on the flanks of North Sister near McKenzie Pass. The area contains a seris of lava fields on the flanks of 10,085 volcano North Sister. Just beyond the Jerry Lava Flow the we made the hike a partial loop . It was late season and we knew it might be cold at night. What we did not expect was waking up to a snow covered ground and a flurry of snow on the hike out. Sam, Mark, Mik and myself - the crew headed out. |
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After hitting Obsidian falls we continued south for another 10 min on the PCT to a nearby ridge to make camp.
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We camped just beyond the border of the no-fire zone. That was a good thing because I did bring all the layers needed for these temperatures. The fire was key to keeping us warm that evening and the next chilly morning. No blue lips for me Mark! |
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The hike out was unique with a layer of fresh snow blanketing everything. This shot would be on our 07 Christmas cards. |
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It was a fresh, crisp, chilly, enjoyable hike out. |
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