We cherish our annual fall hike.
The colors can enrich our souls until spring (boosted midwinter with uncut powder on Wenatchee Mountain). Yellow green, gold, orange and red. All there for our enjoyment; if we “get out.”
My favorite day hikes are in the Stevens Pass area. Ample precipitation supports huckleberry ground cover, bearing nature’s candy and providing the deepest reds in the sub-alpine and alpine zones.
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