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Just did this today with my boys. Lovely spot. Next time, we'll bring water-resistant footwear. Those exposed roots formed pools and there was lots of mud. No regrets through. - Great trip report, BTW. Thank you! (hand prayer thingy)

Just did this trip! would not recommend going in late July. Mosquitos were very bad at every point, even at the highest points. The sun was hot with all the exposure and sadly it was very smokey due to Falls Fire approaching the area. Would recommend doing this trail, looking forward to trying this trail in the later season. Its very hard (lots of climbing) but good fun.

Ok but what about the caves??

Absolutely gorgeous video my friend! 👏👏

Thanks to your video, I recently got to check out these trails and they are such beautiful hidden gems! Got so lucky to see so much water flow and 100% recommend!

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍3

Love that place, nice video!

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. 👍6

my favorite kind of backpacking...good old forest and lots of water. Thanks, I'm not far from this area and may head up there tomorrow

Amazing place. Great video. Thanks for sharing. 👍5

😂😂😂😂😂😂 live in the area 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Thanks for this video of an extended hike!

A quiet, lovely walk! It's nice that there is a bench or two along the way to sit and enjoy the peace. I would hope that part of the "restoration" of this former logging site includes the reintroduction of native trees to provide habitat diversity for birds and animals that formerly inhabited this area.

Very nice to discover this trail guide series. In the first 2/3 - 3/4 of this one, however, the color is very pale and washed out and you don't get to see the beautiful greenery until the very end.

Thanks, this is an interesting and informative series!. However, there were no close shots of Little Strawberry Lake and one cannot tell how far the campsites are from the lake???

Wow, what a beautiful hike man! This was outstanding presentation!

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. 👍13

looks like a dope trail! thanks buddo :)

Just a few years ago, there used to be an upper viewing deck and a hidden user trail to the bottom. The deck was removed after a fatality and the user trail has been usurped into the new trail to the base of the falls that you followed. I remember gripping that rock wall all the way down the slick mud back when it was only a user trail. People had sketchy ropes secured to lower yourself by but I never touched them. Glad to see there's a safer way now. Thanks for the vid.

I appreciate the time and consideration you give to these videos, they're very instructive in deciding what trails to try.

Amazing waterfall❤

I just learned of this adventure. Thanks for posting a video overview of it all! Very helpful and appreciated!

Nice video. Thank you for sharing. 👍14

It's better to hike it from south to North because then you get past the worst tidally locked spot on the first day after that it's a breeze

love these not-so-well-known destination trails you're finding, another great vid, thanks!

What an attractive voice!

Im going to be visiting camas washington for 3 weeks during the summer can't wait to hike this again

Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.

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Thanks for sharing this. You mentioned length, but I did not see a mileage count.

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I can remember when hiking at Cape Horn was a few pull offs on the side of the highway and a steep cobweb of trails that ended up right at the cliff face. I used to sit there and say hi to nearby turkey vultures and distant lightning. The waterfall felt great in July.

AS OF MARCH 31st 2024, L1200 is closed 3 miles from the trailhead, you must go from the southeast out of the washougal area.

I use to hike up to the top of strawberry mountain 4 times a year. I also fought 4 wildfires up there. There used to be to be a lookout tower at the top… a long time ago.

One of my favorite areas

Great vid. short and too the point.

Dogs allowed?

Thanks for the showcase! There was one particular basin that looked exactly like the one in this video and it was the highlight of my Section H PCT hike (NB) that I did back in 2015. It was amazing to just take in all that lush greenery along the trailside and seeing the trail carved into the land as we made our way across it.

I just did this hike from South to North a few weeks ago (Feb. 2024) It looks like some of the ladders and bridges have been improved, but be prepared to be wet most of the time! Some of the rope climbs and descents were very muddy.

It was at 999 so I was obligated to watch lol Nice interesting video

Just gorgeous!

Interesting & helpful information, seeing the trail allows hikers to decide if it’s for them or not.

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Love this area

Could I take an all terrain stroller on this trail?

It is Not To-leek point. It is pronounced, toe-Lee-AK” Point.

When we first hiked this route there was a road we could drive the first mile or so in 1974. I have backpacked this area more than a dozen times.

You did this in July 2023. In August 2023, I led a group of volunteers with Trailkeepers of Oregon and cut most of the logs off this trail, except very near Serene Lake. We camped at Middle Rock Lake, which has more room for campers than the lower one. We cleared out that spur trail as well. We did not attempt to drive 4610-240. Instead we parked at the Shellrock trailhead, near Hideaway lake, and hiked in. In 2024, we hope to get someone to drive supplies in to Frazier Turnaround, so we can log out the trail to Shining Lake. We also want to do an overnight log out trip camping at Cache Meadow and log out the Grouse Point trail to Serene Lake. I will be happy to answer any questions about our plans for next summer.

Extreme caution hiking near frustration falls, slippery rocks, straight down drop off, probably not survivable, quick rescue impossible. Check out the falls, search John Vos waterfalls Oregon

Strawberry Mountians are not high desert.