White Iris Trail-Hillbilly Trail Marker - Beer Can I never noticed ALL these boots - there are ones on each side of the log as well as up high - and they are NAILED to the logs/tree! The boots were nailed to the log - you can see the mail in the heel of the boot White Iris trail as it enters the old growth White Iris trail - maybe a spring area? 4614 Road where White Iris trail crosses - this is supposed to be closed but someone obviously has been up here. Looking north 4614 Road where White Iris trail crosses - this is supposed to be closed but someone obviously has been up here. Looking south. White Iris Trail where it enters the woods on the west side of the 4614 road Un-named creek on the west side of the 4614 road - the lower portion was running - higher up it was not. Trail sign on east side of 4614 road - White Iris Trail Entering the Wilderness Area on the White Iris trail This is the 4614-187 spur - someone has obviously driven up here even though this is supposed to be closed to vehicles. This is a HUGE blowdown just before the junction of White Iris and Old Baldy - there are 5 or 6 logs down here. Old Baldy Trail at White Iris Junction looking north Old Baldy Trail at White Iris Junction looking south Old Baldy south of White Iris junction - this was a kind of open area with sunshine 4614 Road where Old Baldy paralells it for a bit - looking south 4614 Road where Old Baldy paralells it for a bit - looking north Looking at the Old Baldy trail where it paralells the 4614 road This is a short open area on the Old Baldy Trail - the snow here was about 3' deep! Not sure what this is - Wildcat Mountain maybe? This was from the open area on the Old Baldy trail I think this is Mt St Helens - from the open area on the Old Baldy Trail This was the creek above the 4614 road on the White Iris trail - I found it interesting that this was dry - the lower part was flowing but this was completely dry.