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Potholes Wildlife Area

Nov 14, 2009

by mytho-man last modified Nov 15, 2009 05:51 PM
Type of Outing
Day hike
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Hike: Potholes Wildlife Area - North
Region: Eastern Washington -- Potholes Region
Agency: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Avg Rating: 2.67
Happy Hikers, Potholes Wildlife Area Photo (c) David Hagen
I led my first Winter Walk of the season for the Cascadians on this sunny, cool day. We took the Potholes Wildlife Area - Dunes Ramble as described in the Best Desert Hikes book (#74). We walked about 2 miles out before having lunch & then walking back. The weather was beautiful, but the hike was a little disappointing in other ways. We didn't see much wildlife (3 deer, 2 blue herons, & a few songbirds) though there were lots of tracks in the sand, large & small. There also was not much attractive vegitation - no cattails, reeds, or grasses to speak of. I think that this is probably a much nicer spring hike. Nonetheless, we all had a good time.
Fenceposts & Potholes Reservoir, Potholes Wildlife Area Photo (c) David Hagen
Hikers, Potholes Wildlife Area Photo (c) David Hagen
Tracks in the Sand, Potholes Wildlife Area Photo (c) David Hagen
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