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Spruce Line West
December 16, 2022.

Port Gamble
December 14, 2022.

Whidbey Island
December 01, 2022.

Heather Park
September 30, 2022.

Mink Lake

September 21, 2022, 5.41 mi Elev Gain:1,551 ft

Deer Lake and Potholes  

September 16, 2022, 10.25 mi  Elev Gain:2,664 ft

Ozette Triangle  

July 15th, 2022 9.2mi 

Canada Day

July 1st, 2022 

West Elwha Hike  

 April 29, 2022, 10.45mi Elevation:1,554ft  

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Instructions For Sharing Photos 

Because this is a “free” site there is very little server storage with this site’s host.  For that reason, individual pictures can’t be posted here because there’s no place to store them.  To get your hiking photos posted here you’ll need to create an online album, submit the album’s URL (link) to the webmaster who will then post the link on the website.  In this way your photos are not stored here but somewhere else with the link acting as a map to take viewers to your photos.  Here’s what to do: 

1. If you do not already have an account with a photo sharing website, create one.  There are a number of such sites that let you store, share, edit, and create individual photo albums for free.  Many people use sites such as Flickr, Google Photos, Apple's iCloud Photo Sharing or Photobucket but there are other sites that also offer free photo sharing.  You can’t use a social network site (e.g., Facebook) because people who don’t have an account on that social network will not have access to your photos.

2. Upload your hike photos to your photo sharing account.  If your photo sharing site initially puts all your photos into one large folder (e.g., Flickr calls it your Photostream) then you'll need to create an album for just that one hike’s photos and move that hike’s photos to its album.  Each hike should be in its own album.  Most of these free photo sharing sites place no restrictions on the number of albums you can have nor the number of photos within an album.  Share as many photos as you want for each hike.  

3. After you’ve created an album with your chosen hike’s photos, MAKE SURE THEY ARE SHARABLE, email the URL (link) to the webmaster.  The webmaster will then post the link to your photos on the website citing you as the photographer.