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| Sunrise on Dalles Mountain |
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| Sunrise on Dalles Mountain |
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| Sunrise on Dalles Mountain |
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| Sunrise on Dalles Mountain |
We then traveled to the Horsetail Falls, where we hiked up to the Upper Horsetail Falls, otherwise known as Ponytail Falls. You can view the falls from the right side and left side as well as behind the falls in a cave that that was eroded below a lava flow.
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| Ponytail Falls looking from the cave |
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| Ponytail Falls on the right side |
After lunch and a bit of rest, we were in the afternoon at Dry Creek Falls. It was a good thing we were in four-wheel drive vehicles since the road up, was bumpy and had standing water and mud, which coded the cars. The falls falls 75 feet in a nice canyon. The Canyon does get illuminated by the afternoon's sun, which helps create an interesting photo. On the side of the trail was an old tree stump that was partially burned and had different colored lichens on it. The Creek became illuminated by the sun coming through the canopy and help create another interesting image.
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| Dry Creek Falls |
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| Dry Creek Falls |
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| Photographers photographing Dry Creek Falls |
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| Canyon of dry Creek lit up by the sun |
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| Old tree trunk with colors |
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| Dry Creek illuminated by sun coming through the overhead |
After slowly coming back down from the falls. We then went to the Rowena overlook to photograph the plants and hopefully a sunset.
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| Arrowleaf Balsamroot Sunset on Rowena Lookout |
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