Well, it was a beautiful sunny day today so I decided to see just how far up the Clackamas river I could make it before I hit snow. Hwy224 actually ends at a place called Ripplebrook ranger station, but the road continues on as a forest service road which isn't maintained in the winter. So as it makes it way into the Cascade range it becomes more and more dicey. Notice all the moss along the road, it was snotty slick in places, felt the rear end twitch more then once. So heres a few cell phone pics for today.
Bright sun on the old Clack



A little bridge crossing


Snow melt loosens things up a bit, they weren't kidding about rocks. Obligatory bullet holes in the sign. Those rocks make the locals mad!


And heres about as high as I made it


And thats about it for today
Next trip I'll throw the Canon on board.
Happy days