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The Lost Creek Nature Trail has interpretive signs that explain the natural and geologic processes in the area. Photo by John Sparks.
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Burnt Lake Trailhead parking is limited. Photo by Chris Herndon.
This tree was once buried by pyroclastic flows when Mt. Hood erupted around 1780. Photo by John Sparks.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 2, 2017 near Mount Hood Village, OR
“The Lost Creek Nature Trail has interpretive signs that explain the natural and geologic processes in the area. Photo by John Sparks.”  

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The Lost Creek Nature Trail has interpretive signs that explain the natural and geologic processes in the area. Photo by John Sparks.
This tree was once buried by pyroclastic flows when Mt. Hood erupted around 1780. Photo by John Sparks.
Lost Creek runs alongside the trail. Photo by John Sparks.
Lots of moss on the lower elevation part of Cast Creek Trail. Photo USFS.
Stay back from the edge of the riverside cliffs along the Sandy River Trail, as they are unstable, sandy overhangs. The river moves considerably from year to year. Photo by USFS.
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The continuation of the Cast Creek Trail across from the old Forest Road 1825-380. Photo by Kayla Warner.
Burnt Lake Trailhead parking is limited. Photo by Chris Herndon.
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Lost Creek Nature Trail #776

0.3 mi 0.5 km
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Mount Hood Village, OR
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