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The stream crossings usually have even more wildflowers than the other areas. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
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The Paradise Park Loop Trail crosses rushing water on the flanks of Mt. Hood. Photo by Guy Meacham.
The wildflower show begins at the junction of Paradise Trail #778 and Paradise Park Loop Trail #757. Photo by Guy Meacham.
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Kathleen Walker
Jan 3, 2017 near Government Camp, OR
“The stream crossings usually have even more wildflowers than the other areas. Photo by Ethan Douglass.”  

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The stream crossings usually have even more wildflowers than the other areas. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
The wildflower show begins at the junction of Paradise Trail #778 and Paradise Park Loop Trail #757. Photo by Guy Meacham.
In late spring, bear-grass explodes into bloom on the Paradise Park Trail.
Lupine meadows peppered with Indian paintbrush, western pasqueflower, penstemon and many other wildflowers surround the Paradise Park Loop Trail. Photo by Ethan Douglass.
Shoot for a bluebird day for your hike on the Paradise Park Loop Trail, as it is a long way to go with limited views on a cloudy day. Photo by Guy Meacham.
Lost Creek Falls is just a short detour off the trail. Photo by Guy Meacham.
Every year on Mt. Hood, vibrant lupine carpet the valleys alongside the Paradise Park Trail. Photo by Gene Blick.
The Paradise Park Loop Trail crosses rushing water on the flanks of Mt. Hood. Photo by Guy Meacham.
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Paradise Park Loop Trail #757

2.5 mi 4.1 km
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Government Camp, OR
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