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Brian Jenkins at the Tunnel...

 
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Brian Jenkins at the Tunnel...
Brian Jenkins at the Tunnel Falls tunnel about 6 miles into the Eagle Creek route to Tanner Butte on Jan. 23rd, 2005.


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KlenkeCool trail

Klenke

Voted 10/10

And I mean that literally and figuratively.



So tell me why the trail was built as a tunnel here? Something to do with mining? Or was there no other way to pass the trail through the ravine?
Posted Jan 24, 2005 2:03 pm

Don NelsenRe: Cool trail

Don Nelsen

Hasn't voted

Thanks for the vote and compliment.



From the looks of it, there is no practical way around this falls due to the exceptionally high cliffs in the area. The tunnel serves to protect hikers from the considerable volume of water and also affords passage in winter that would otherwise be blocked by ice. (At least in a "normal" winter!) Just my guess but it seems reasonable - of course, it also makes for a unique and most picturesque view!



dn
Posted Jan 24, 2005 2:33 pm

tuntunWonderful..

tuntun

Voted 10/10

I like the way that you did (as vertical)
Posted Jan 27, 2007 5:05 pm

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