[Celticclimber]

Yea. I'd never heard of it either.
Our intent was to do Greider lk. But when we got to Olny Pass, the gate was closed.
But the PUD sign listed a: Sultan River Canyon trail.

Given no choice we took the only open gate there was.
At the TH there is a notice that the trail is close due to a washout.
They must have fixed it, as there is no washout.

Now before anyone rushes out to hike this: It really ain't worth it.
You walk a mile of  road. Then drop down about 350-400 meters to
the river. And that's it.
The most interesting we saw, is an active beaver pond at
the end of the trail.


Live every day like you will die to-marrow. For some day that will be true.

[JonnyQuest]

That's the trail paddlers use to access the river below the dam.

[Sculpin]

Everyone has seen this of course:   

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Even my best friends, they don't know, that my job is turning lead into gold. When you hear that engine drone, I'm on the road again, and I'm searching for the philosopher's stone - Van Morrison

[puzzlr]

I have not seen that video -- thanks so much for reposting. Cool that they had their cameras ready for the slide, and then had continuing shots as the river cleared the debris.

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