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In the spring, flowers will bloom on the gravel road when you go to the park. Fresh and cool compared to valleys - usually 5-10 degrees cool

The Walla Walla river is always full and rising rapidly, and bubbles around and around the rock. Blackbelly and raspberry bushes are full of fern between the banks of the river. Trees - mainly pine - hanging on branches of lichen clothing.

Along the valley, the largest and most popular course goes up a valley and is away from the river. In this section, the road traces the rock wall extending to the top of the head and goes down the river 30 feet below.

It is a cherry tree several miles from a small radial. This is a miracle tree. Cherry is harmless, juicy, sweet

Just a couple of cherries, there are several long cabin chimneys. It has enough strength to climb to the top and is large enough for two to three people to sit. The view from the top of the chimney is not very good, but the resistance to rise is very interesting.

If you are a decisive hiker adequately, you can reach the summit of the mountains where the landscape is spectacular. You can see the valley below, you can see the Columbia River 50 miles away on a sunny day, where you pass through the valley

One of the disadvantages of the beauty and accessibility of this place is that many people have visited. There is no normal parking lot. But you can see the lake on the road, and it is likely to be attractive enough to wait for something to be open. In my opinion, visiting Rainier without stopping by to see the reflecting lake should be a felony. Trail design also allows all hikers to enjoy new natural experiences. Even if your eyes work well you can use the guide rope to close them and guide you yourself by focusing on the feelings of the forest and the sound and smell. This is a natural experience and I can not come here in any other way. I did it for a while, and I felt that nature opened up a whole new dimension to me. Since then, I'm trying to camp on myself or stop walking and try to make my eyes close and make me realize that I concentrate on other sensations.

What did you see on the road? What natural resources did you observe? Have you thought about who will take care of forests, streams or waterways? One of the most famous and frequent parks in our country is the Yellowstone National Park. Let's see the history of BUUIF in this land. We will investigate who will secure the land for future generations. After reading, you start research projects, and you will continue to study on the next two courses. Write down your study. Your notes will be submitted with the remaining tasks. Please review all the elements, then select two in the article. I write two articles. Each article corresponds to the following topic. Creation of wildlife geyser, spring water system and water function of park forest and plants as an author of information articles to find facts about the theme