I was using my unexpected free time to hit the trails. But it soon became evident that passing people on the trail was not safe, so I put a halt to the adventures.
Oregon was also under a stay-at-home order by the governor, so we stopped traveling. Our county was finally allowed into Phase 1 of reopening, and Tillamook County was in Phase 2, so we decided to try an evening hike in the Coast Range.
We hiked King's Mountain off Highway 6 and saw just a few other people on the trail. We easily stepped off and passed safely. I was super tired, and the weather was lousy, so we turned around at the picnic table instead of going all the way to the summit... AND I apparently didn't take any photos. I'm outta practice, I guess.
No. 21 - King's Mountain, June 10.
No. 22 - Bayocean Spit, June 28:
No. 23 - Oceanside to Netarts, June 29:
Chowder at The Schooner before the return trip:
No. 24 - Eastbank Esplanade and Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Downtown Portland, July 4:
When Injustice Becomes Law, Resistance Becomes Duty:
No. 25 - Wildwood 53rd to Germantown Road, July 6:
No. 26 - Clear Lake, July 12:
The Internet said there was a 7-mile trail around the lake. We never found it. But low water levels allowed us to walk on the beach, which also doubled as a four-wheel drive road. It was awful. Will not do again :)
No. 27 - Keil to Dogwood to Wildwood, July 19:
No. 28 - Cannon to Firelane 9 to Wildwood to Firelane 8, July 19:
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN to the Linnton neighborhood. Mount St. Helens in the distance:
I ran the loop twice for just over 2 miles.
No. 30 - Happy Valley Park, July 23:
Running on Trex was interesting - kinda bouncy:
The park was really nice, but far too many people without masks. I left after completing my requisite 1 mile.
:)
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