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_JFR_: 02761 Our campsite at the Frog Lake Campground, just south of Mount Hood
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_JFR_: 02771 Frog Lake in the morning after we packed up camp
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_JFR_: 02773 Panorama video of Frog Lake, south of Mount Hood
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_JFR_: 02774 Wide panorama of Frog Lake - Mount Hood is somewhere in the clouds
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_JFR_: 02790 Driving into the cloud as we ascend Mount Hood on the highway
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_JFR_: 02800 Mount Hood comes into view, and check out the size of the snow indicators
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_JFR_: 02801 Zoomed-in view of the Snow-Cats on the ski slope up above the lodge
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_JFR_: 02818 Vicki posed with her hero, Smokey Bear
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_JFR_: 02826 The entrance to the Timberline Lodge - we would love to stay there one day
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_JFR_: 02830 Several of the stairway posts were carved by the CCC last century
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_JFR_: 02832 Vicki posing inside the lodge - there was no need for a fire that morning
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_JFR_: 02834 Vicki enjoying the Breakfast Buffet at the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood
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_JFR_: 02836 Carved stone block just outside the main entry doors of Timberline Lodge
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_JFR_: 02851 View of Mount Hood as we head back to the car
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_JFR_: 02854 There was still plenty of snow left on Mount Hood in June 2023
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_JFR_: 02921 View of Mount Hood across Trillium Lake
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_JFR_: 02938 Zoomed-in view of Mount Hood from Trillium Lake
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_JFR_: 02941 Video of people fishing at Trillium Lake
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_JFR_: 02942 One fisherman at Trillium Lake pulled in a stocked Rainbow Trout
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_JFR_: 02967 Punchbowl Falls Park sign
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_JFR_: 02969 Basalt columns in the canyon just above Punchbowl Falls
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_JFR_: 02984 GoPro Video of Punchbowl Falls
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_JFR_: 02986 View down into the Punchbowl itself
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_JFR_: 02996 Wide-angle view of Punchbowl Falls
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_JFR_: 03006 GoPro video from downstream showing the salmon run on the right side
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_JFR_: 03007 GoPro shot of Punchbowl Falls
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_JFR_: 03018 Dead Point Falls was across the way about a quarter mile downstream
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_JFR_: 03022 Video of Dead Point Falls
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_JFR_: 03054 Driving west on I-84 along the Columbia River on the Oregon side
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_JFR_: 03071 Vicki peeking out from behind a huge leaf along Cotton Creek