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Cooper River Snowshoe — Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011

Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
"Snow Pop" as described by one hiker
The road up to Salmon La Sac still had a sheen of thin ice the last few miles from the camp ground around 9:30 am, but just taking it slow was just what was needed to keep from sliding. There was a lot of snowmobile activity at the end of the road but they broke off to the right and the snowshoe trail was just our hiking group. The trail was a bit difficult to find at times but we had route finders. There were a few obstacles-a large fallen tree with ice on it and a couple streams that were shallow enough to wade through. Our turn around, and lunch, was just north of Cooper Lake. Overall there was about two and a half to three feet of snow. Enjoy views of the river along the route and snow formations.
Snow, moss and river
Above the river heading to Cooper Lake
Working our way around an obstacle
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