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We hiked up to Munson Creek Falls through a lush coastal rainforest.
At 319 feet, this waterfall is the highest in the entire coast range. The trail up to the base was closed off due to some storm damage so this is all we got to see of this epic waterfall.
We headed on up to the top of Mount Hebo to visit the former site of one of the radar stations for the old early warning system to detect Soviet bombers heading for the mainland of America.
The view from the top is great. It’s hard to imagine what it must have been like to have a major radar installation up here 40 years ago.
On the road back to the Willamette Valley.
These stands of second or third growth trees are a little creepy with how uniform they are.
There are lots of little cool trails out here.
Big ferns here.
The ridge that runs east from Mount Hebo is really pretty.
We sure do love our little truck! It takes us on lots of adventures.
