salmon river trail
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salmon river trail印象
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Awsome well groomed trail along salmon river great for whole family, salmon in river, old growth, lots of ferns and perfect campsights on river, hike in, two to three miles up trail the adventours hikers can take side trail, very steep, not advised for children, down to view frustration falls, final falls, little niagra falls, again, experienced hikers and climbing gear in some areas approaching the falls, the falls are viewed from a very high cliff, extreme caution needed but the reward is awsome. the side trails are not marked but easily found
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Visiting the Ranger station first will clear up any questions about parking or use permits, but it was not open when we visited.For just a day hike, park at the bridge where the road crosses the Salmon river. HIke in to the Wilderness boundary marker, get your permit (if after May 15), and keep going.Just past the bridge, the trail begins a moderate climb to the overlook above Frustration Falls. This makes the climb worth it. A short afternoon is time enough to make it in and out to at least Goat Creek camp. With a full day available, beyond Goat Creek the trail narrows, there are less people, great hiking and more fantastic scenery.Some tips to help first-timers fit in: This is a friendly place; greet other hikers on the trail and help each other pass. Don't take your kids past the Rolling Riffle camp, it is a long climb for them and it really is dangerous at the overlook. Don't play in the river. And please, pack out your trash!
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Super easy hike and lots of beautiful scenery and nature to behold, including seeing several salmon heading upstream and in little gullies, spawning.
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This trail is one of our favourites and you'll often find my husband and I tromping this gem. It is easy to access, and the beauty starts at the trailhead and never stops. It's changes seasonally, but the beauty of the Salmon River and the old growth along this trail never looses it's magic.
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The Salmon River trail I took was the one at Wildwood Recreation Area. I very much enjoyed the Cascade Streamwatch Trail where one can watch slmon and steelhead in the fish underwater viewing structure. Along the path there were various nice "memorial" benches. It makes it comfortable to sit and enjoy the scenic views. In various places there were also informational signs.Along the trail there were also very nice picnic table areas to enjoy a picnic. There is also nice fish art along the trail to see.There is a small admission price for Wildwood Recreation area; its a day use area only. There are other trails along the Salmon River that one can also take to see the pretty river.I very much enjoyed this area- one that is easy to walk and very scenic.
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Hiking the Old Salmon River trail along the river is a delight. It's easy, only a few miles long and loaded with magnificent old growth Douglas Fir and cedar trees.Take the actual Salmon River trail farther up the valley and do the moderate hike three 1/2 miles to an amazing overlook of the Salmon river. The trail continues for many more miles after that if an arduous adventure is required
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Very enjoyable and relaxing area to go for a hike. The trail was maintained really well and the hike was easy. Lots of places to stop to take in the scenery and enjoy the river.
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Easy trail, 2 miles each way. Quite scenic along the river. Busy enough on weekends that your car is safer than normal at one of the many trailheads. Kids can make this hike.
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This trail was beautiful. It was a little slippery crossing certain spots but if you get around good it's a great nature walk. It about a 1/2 hour walk u less you stop to skip rocks in the river or stare at all the varieties of beautiful wild flowers I. The woods. A must do walk
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This hike is wonderful! Most of the time you are hiking above the Salmon River and accompanied by the music of the water pouring down. After @ 90 minutes, the views are spectacular -- open canyon and glorious. A few steeper ascents, but thoroughly enjoyable!