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Lewis and Clark State Park
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Lewis and Clark State Park

visited 4 July 2021

Need a quiet walk in the woods? Lewis and Clark is your place. Though this is ostensibly a horse-friendly park, I encountered none in my tour.

I had relatively little time, so I did a quick hike through some of the trails in this park.

Someday perhaps I will return to explore the campgrounds and other recreation areas.

A narrow dirt hiking trail winds through a lush green forest, flanked by dense ferns and leafy undergrowth with tall evergreen trees rising overhead and patches of blue sky and dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy.
The thick, moss-flecked trunk of an old-growth conifer rises from a lush forest floor at Lewis and Clark State Park, surrounded by green sword ferns, broad-leafed undergrowth, and other trees lit by dappled midday sunlight.
A dirt trail winds through a lush old-growth forest at Lewis and Clark State Park, with tall conifer trunks, abundant sword ferns, and a long moss-covered fallen log beside the path, all dappled in bright midday sunlight.
A thick tree trunk densely covered in bright green moss, with curled, dried brown fern fronds draped and twisting across its surface. Lush green sword ferns and forest undergrowth surround the trunk in a damp, shaded Pacific Northwest woodland.
The thick, fibrous trunk of an old-growth western red cedar with reddish and green-tinged furrowed bark fills the left side of the frame, its base spreading into roots surrounded by clover-like groundcover, while sunlit ferns and green undergrowth fill the forest beyond.
A rustic wooden footbridge built from logs with a natural stick railing crosses a small creek bed along a gravel trail in a lush green old-growth forest, surrounded by ferns, dense undergrowth, and tall moss-covered tree trunks with dappled sunlight filtering through.
A set of rustic trail steps made from weathered, moss-covered logs set into a dirt path, surrounded by lush green ferns, leafy understory plants, and dense forest foliage at Lewis and Clark State Park near Toledo, Washington.
The lichen-mottled base of a large tree trunk with lower bark covered in bright green moss, surrounded by lush understory plants including ferns, broad green leaves, and grasses in a shaded forest.
A dirt hiking trail winds through a lush old-growth forest at Lewis and Clark State Park, lined with bright green sword ferns and leafy undergrowth. Large moss-streaked cedar trunks rise on the right while tall conifers and dappled summer sunlight fill the background.
A large, weathered tree stump draped with moss stands beside a dirt trail in a lush green forest, surrounded by bright sword ferns and leafy undergrowth with sunlight filtering through the canopy.

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