Fish Creek Mountain

Road 4540 at the junction with road 45 - probably 3-4" of snow already Ran up to a little overlook - spur 170) next to road 45 Looking north down the South Fork Clackamas Looking south from the 45-170 spur - un-named peaks in the distance Parked at the Fish Creek Mountain trailhead Never seen this sign before - on the old 5420-290 spur - Township 6 Range 6 Section 18 - what is the 05? Looking west thru the mist from the Fish Creek Mountain trail This was interesting - At first I thought it was snow, but it was ice - but it was only on the UNDERSIDE of the branches - the picture is kind of out of focus, but it was really interesting This was interesting - At first I thought it was snow, but it was ice - but it was only on the UNDERSIDE of the branches - the picture is kind of out of focus, but it was really interesting Starting to get into more snow - just over 4000 feet here - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Thor playing in an open area  - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Normally, you get a pretty decent view from here - not on the way up  - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Snow is getting deeper in the open areas - about 4400'  - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail I liked this rocky outcropping with the snow on it - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Another viewpoint that was socked in - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail On the Fish Creek Mountain trail On the Fish Creek Mountain trail Snow continues to get deeper - about 4900' - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail The sun was trying to poke thru the clouds at the old Lookout site - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Thor playing in the snow at the old lookout site - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail Can't really see it too well, but it started snowing while we were at the old lookout site - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail On the way back down, the clouds were beginning to clear a little bit - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail On the way back down, the clouds were beginning to clear a little bit - on the Fish Creek Mountain trail I'm not sure what peak this is behind the tree - maybe an un-named one?