Date: August 25
Distance: 5.25 miles
Elevation: 1600 ft.
In preparation for a long hike through the Eagle Cap wilderness in a few short weeks, my friend Josh and I joined up with a few friends to tackle Saddle Mountain. I had done a lot of day hike ascents in the gorge and around Mt. Hood, but never this far out toward the coast. This was a day of making some new friends and taking in a summit view vastly different from what I had gotten myself used to. This is truly a spectacular hike that I would recommend to anyone near the coat with a pair of hiking shoes and a few hours to spare.
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Josh and I on the midway viewpoint on Saddle Mountain |
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The Saddle Mountain Crew, the Tillamook Mountains in the background. |
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Descending through the Trees of Saddle Mountain |
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Stretching our legs on the in Cannon Beach after the hike. |
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