A Walk Through the Lava (cooled of course) :)
These are from a couple years ago when I first moved to Central Oregon. This is a little paved trail through the lava bed at Dee Wright observatory.
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A shot of the trail as it winds through the lava rock.
A couple views looking south of the North and Middle Sister.
Looking north, Mt Washington center left and Mt Jefferson in the distance.
The far left side of the picture here shows Belknap Crater (just above the large snow field). Along with Washington and Jefferson again.
A couple more shots of the North Sister framed by the lava field.
Some how life finds a way to survive here. Both the big ...
... and the small.
A couple Google Earth maps I made to show the relative route and location.
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Photos taken by me with a Nikon D3300 and CPL filter with some Lightroom post processing.
Thanks for looking and enjoy your day!
Beautiful photos @oldmans! Loads of lava rock!
Oregon is so pretty, so many different areas and
lots of nice rocks to hunt! :-)
Not sure if you have seen the #wednesdaywalk
tag by @tattoodjay, it is a awesome challenge
you might like! Your post is a fantastic walk!
That sounds cool, I will have to check it out. :) Thanks for stopping by @shasta!
That is a wonderful place for a walk such amazing scenic views and a rugged but interesting landscape
It is a different type of place for a walk, that's for sure. :)
Ohh yes of course, different but different in a very cool and interesting way
Beautiful photos! It looks like a great place to go for a walk.
Thank you!