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Beacon Rock Columbia River Gorge Skamania Washington Camping Hamilton Mountain Trail Hardy Falls

It's mid October and I drove from Portland, OR to Beacon Rock state park on a rainy friday night to camp for the weekend. First I hiked along the Hardy trail to Little Beacon Rock. Next I continued on the Hardy creek trail to see Hardy creek falls. After that I took the short side trail to Pool of the Winds. I then continued up the Hamilton Mountain Trail to watch the sunset at a breathtaking viewpoint atop Hamilton Mountain looking west through the Columbia River Gorge. I saw a tree frog and a salamander at night, took a shower and had hot dogs over the campfire. I used timelapse photography. I woke up and drove to the Beacon Rock Trailhead and hiked all the way to the top where I got an amazing view in 4K resolution. I then walked to the Columbia River and flew my drone to get a cool view of Beacon Rock. Washington Camping. Hiking cat. Columbia River Gorge Washington hiking. I'm solo tent camping at Beacon Rock campground in Skamania Washington in the Central Columbia River Gorge. I hike and camp in the rain and visit Little Beacon Rock, Hardy Falls, Pool of the Winds and Hamilton Mountain. Camping travel documentary full of comedy and serendipity. I climb Beacon Rock, little Beacon Rock and Hamilton Mountain. I document the facilities at the campground and show a couple of the sites. I narrate the journey and use a GoPro and a drone to capture the scenery. I see tree frogs and salamanders. I use AI generated imagery to accentuate my original videography of the stunning landscape. I also use timelapses and unique drone footage captured by a DJI 4K mini drone. It's mid October in Skamania, Washington. The scenery is gorgeous and breathtaking. A good day trip from Portland Oregon. Portland Oregon area hiking sightseeing. Climb inside a volcano. Panoramic views from atop Hamilton Mountain in the central columbia river gorge.​ @WanderlustMAX