FYI, the landowner has closed off public access to this spot now. Too many people getting into trouble and / or causing problems there.

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There's also something called a deadhead log - one that has gotten waterlogged so that it floats vertically. You can't see them in the water, but when they move with the swells if you're traveling over one in a boat, it can punch a hole right through the hull.

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It’s the Enchantments. Leprechaun Lake, I believe.

White salmon is beautiful

Oh, what's the situation with the greenery? It's gone currently?

That’s beautiful 🤩

Don't forget the 9.0 earthquake that could happen at any moment! Definitely a terrible place

Excellent description. I love it here.

This guy gets it.

r/beautifultrees

That subtle rumble in the distance is the herd of Californians on their way to settle the PNW.

If you check my profile, I posted a picture at a tarn located in Mount Rainier NP; that’s the craziest reflection I’ve seen in still water. Check it out! Really cool spot.

Turn this upside down

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Washington state is a rainy, dreary, depressing shit hole. It's ALWAYS overcast. Even when it's not raining it's cloudy. You couldn't pay me a million dollars a year to live anywhere near Oregon or Washington. Both have terrible weather, the two cities with any kind of commerce are over crowded and traffic is a nightmare. Everywhere that isn't the main cities is basically Deliverance. Just racist as hell ass fucking maniacs. And that's not even mentioning Idaho which is right there.

If I could give anyone a little advice it's to stay the hell away from the Pacific Northwest. It's nothing but hippies and meth heads. Ever since the BLM riots the destroyed ruins of the cities look like Detroit.

Just bad news. Real grim. Don't even bother visiting. It's more depressing than Reno, which makes people suicidal. And that's before the dark, dreary, rainy, ominous weather is even factored.

That’s the sort of place I wouldn’t mind kicking the bucket. Of course it’s hard on his partner.. they met hiking across the country, and the Enchantments were a dream for them. So that was very sad. We were all quite accepting of the circumstances, and thankful we could have given him the best shot at surviving a cardiac event in the backcountry. It gave his wife peace of mind that we were there and able to assist in the ways we could.

That beautiful long exposure shot is amazing..

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Wow, OP, that's quite the story. If he couldn't be saved with that many medical professionals on hand, sounds like it was his time. I think the Enchantments would be a good place for someone's last moments. And it just goes to show why hikers are always told to pack a little extra, you never know when something out of your control will happen. Glad you guys got out safe.

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wow!

Lol I thought the same.

Looks like Satik in CoD MWII