Skamania County Commissioner Paul Pearce will be leading a hike through the Washington old-growth forests and up to the 250 feet three-tiered lower creek falls on Monday, October 6, 2008 as part of the Friends of the Columbia Gorge organization’s planned vents. While hiking the 3.4 miles, participants will get to hear about what is happening in the Skamania area and how it will shape the area’s landscape. The hike is free and interested participants can register at the Friends of The Columbia Gorge site or call 503.241.3762 x103.

This is a great time to get in a moderate or difficult hike. The trees are turning colors making the scenery unique and vibrant. The weather is also fairly cooperative - not too hot to risk exhaustion or dehydration and not so cold as to risk an unexpected snow storm or hypothermia conditions. Pack your hiking or survival pack wisely and head out on one of the many area hikes being offered.

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