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    Clara Howell
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    Zig Zag Canyon Overlook.
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    09/05/2020
    Expansive alpine and subalpine views.
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    09/05/2020
    A variety of wildflowers and plants line the trail.
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    09/05/2020
    A rock gully at the base of Mt. Hood.
    Clara Howell
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    09/05/2020
    Continue along the mountain sand that covers the Pacific Crest Trail to the overlook.
    Clara Howell
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    09/05/2020
    The trail meanders through dense forests, exposed gullies and meadows.
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    09/05/2020
    Views of Mt. Hood are prevalent along the trail.
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    09/05/2020
    Hikers will pass under chairlifts while following the Pacific Crest Trail.
    Clara Howell
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    09/05/2020
    This scenic trail is family-friendly and is rated easy to moderate.
    Clara Howell
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    09/05/2020
    Just behind the Timberline Lodge is a maintenance road that leads to this first trail junction: turn left.

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