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    Morning sun through the trees at Potato Hill.
    Some of the route follows a snowy forest road.
    Views abound along the snowshoe trip.
    The burnt trees create a pretty contrast against the white snow.
    As you approach the ridgeline, the trees begin to thin out.
    Views of Hoodoo, the Three Sisters and beyond.
    View of Three Fingered Jack and Mount Jefferson from the end of the trail.
    Looking ahead at Potato Hill, an easy cross-country destination.
    Another look at Mount Jefferson and Three Fingered Jack.
    Fire-carved tree remnant.
    Highway 20 carves through the mountains.
    Watch for cornices along the steep north-facing cliffs near the top of Potato Hill.
    It's a lot faster coming down!
    By descending the backside of Potato Hill, you can make an interesting loop back to the trail.
    The trail is popular with cross-country skiers and snowshoers alike.
    Occasional signs will keep you on track.
    Some trees escaped the fire and flourish along the snowshoe route.

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