Bull of the Woods

This is the "trailhead" to Bull of the Woods trail - it is obvious it hasn't had much use - you can just barely see the trailhead sign in the background First look at burned section on Bull of the woods trail Went back into unburned area on Bull of the Woods trail Went back into burned section on Bull of the Woods trail Back into burned section on Bull of the Woods trail Went back into unburned area on Bull of the Woods trail Back into burned section on Bull of the Woods trail - From this point on it was all burned I think I think it burned pretty hot in this area on the Bull of the Woods trail Terrace Spring on Bull of the Woods trail - it still had a little bit of water running in it It burned really hot in here - looking up at South Dickey Peak A small unburned area on Bull of the Woods trail A small unburned area on Bull of the Woods trail All the burned trees opens up new views - I don't think I ever saw this rock formation before - on Bull of the Woods trail One of the switchbacks on Bull of the Woods trail Looking northeast to Mt Hood Looking back (north) at South Dickey Peak from switchback on Bull of the Woods trail An open spot near Bull of the Woods lookout - we were wondering if maybe they were attempting to use this as a landing area in the fires Big Slide Mountain from Bull of the Woods trail Insulator on the ground on Bull of the Woods trail Last push up to the top of Bull of the Woods Last push up to the top of Bull of the Woods Last push up to the top of Bull of the Woods Last push up to the top of Bull of the Woods Remains of Bull of the Woods lookout Big Slide Lake below Bull of the Woods Looking southeast to Olallie Butte and Mt Jefferson from Bull of the Woods The remains of the Bull of the Woods lookout This is where the outhouse for Bull of the Woods used to be This is where the outhouse for Bull of the Woods used to be The remains of the Bull of the Woods lookout - looking northeast to Mt Hood Mt Jefferson and the 3 Sisters from Bull of the Woods Looking at one of the seriously burned areas on Bull of the Woods coming down One of the many rock formations that you can now see on Bull of the Woods trail