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(4K UHD) HIKING HIGHLIGHTS - Strategies & Tips @ Salmon River Trail! | Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness

This Video is 4K UHD - it is made to watch on a Big Screen Smart TV! Chapters & Timestamps: 0:00 Overlooking Salmon River 0:11 When to Hike Salmon River Trail - Great Contrarian Play! 0:35 Day Hike Plan Options - Short, Medium, Long Routes 2:10 Hiking Old Growth Rainforest in Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness 3:20 Shoreline Perspective of Salmon River 3:38 Elevation of Salmon River Trail & Water Crossings on Trail 4:50 Differences in Ecological Profiles of Mount Hood vs. Central Oregon 5:31 Oregon is the PREMIUM River Champion of the USA! 6:06 More River Overlook than Shoreline 6:54 Rocky Rainforest Trail Section Shoreline Views of Salmon River! 7:15 "Silent Scenery" Montage of 6 Unique 4K UHD Clips of Salmon River! This was a Day Hike in the Salmon Huckleberry Wilderness, Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon, starting @ Salmon River Trailhead (West) and Hiking parallel to and above National Wild & Scenic River Salmon River through a very rocky Old Growth Rainforest! Salmon River Trail goes on for around 13 Miles One Way, 26 Miles Roundtrip, and is a very high quality Backpacking Zone - however if you want to just do a Day Hike, I would suggest one of three Hike Plan options: "Short" (about 7.6 miles) "Medium" to Goat Creek Camp (a little over 9 miles) "Long" to the Trail Junction of Kinzel Lake, Devil's Tooth, and Devil's Peak (about 11.2 miles) "Ultra" to Kinzel Lake (about 15.3 miles) - theoretically you could turn it into a loop and come back to to the North of Salmon River Trail by Devil's Peak on Hunchback Trail, but that makes it a MUCH Longer Hike and I've read bad things about the quality of that upper half of the loop, so do so at your own risk.....I'd prefer to come back on Salmon River Trail, and if one wants to visit Devil's Peak there are other much shorter Hike approaches to that destination, particularly from the East of 2.6 Miles (although it's a rough road). The Elevation starts around 1600 FT and goes to around 2600 FT, and with the natural machinations of the Old Growth Rainforest Trail you gain about 1200 feet in Elevation (for "Long") which I would consider Moderate Elevation Gain. This Trail is accessible as early as February in some years, often in the March/April/May Spring range, of course, based on the annual snow levels. The weather was overcast with a High of 50F and Low of 34F, I arrived a little after sunrise at 34F. This was Hiked on 5/11/2022 and there were of course NO Mosquitoes! As far as road conditions, it's Highway to the turn off for Salmon River which is a paved road with a few bumps along the way until the parking lot gravel area, so it was a very easy and safe driving route. In my opinion, the road most definitely DOES NOT require 4-Wheel Drive, however do watch for road conditions, particularly snow/ice depending on the time of year, and of course do so at your own risk!