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Description:
We had to clear a big forest igloo from the trails junction with the backdoor climb. Kids? Street peeps? Why on the trail nobody knows…
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    Coordinates: 49.325211, -124.416314
    Coordinates: 49.325211, -124.416314

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        • Temperature
          7° (0°/8°)
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        Previous Reports

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        Sep 14, 2026 @ 11:04am
        Sep 14, 2026
        Light at the top but lower half was a mess and totally blocked in the middle section and fairly heavily grown in at the end. Dale and I worked... view
        May 16, 2026 @ 10:55am
        May 16, 2026
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        Jan 26, 2026 @ 9:22pm
        Jan 26, 2026
        Blew the whole trail bottom to top, cleared many branches and tons of elder and salmon berry bushes, larger maple and alder broken tops/branches... view

        3 Comments

        • + 1
         Probably a late updated log entry by me

        It was right at the first corner, where the climb joins and trails and eight ball goes down. At the base of the recently fallen hemlock?
        • + 0
         Must've just missed that. I was there about 330 yesterday.
        • + 0
         Weird! Good job tho.





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