We found these ruins on our first Fish & Owl loop in 2001, and revisited them in 2007. They are fairly ordinary but do provide an interesting addition to the loop, which has very few easily visible or accessible ruins and pictograph/petroglyph panels.
Note photo takers are given in the titles under the thumbnails: (2007 photos by Bill M., Roger Shively, & Joel Fuller)
Kickass Trekkers on this trip were: Bill Mooseker, Nick McMahan, Tracy McMahan, Jon Younger, Fred Stong, Mike Stong, Will Stong, Nancy Stong, Allan Hoseth
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The thumbnails do not do justice to the ruins, petroglyphs and pictographs, so I would recommend enlarging them as well. Please take the time to view the many videos to better experience what it was like to be there.
Troop 24 Kickass Trekkers Backpacking Trip
-Cascade Bill Mooseker
Date(s): May 6 - 10, 2019. Album by Cascade Bill. 1 - 34 of 34 Total. 457 Visits.
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Ruin - the odd thing about this ruin is that it doesn't appear to have any access. Just the opening in the corner that looks like rocks have fallen away
2007 view of rubble wall - enlarge photo (original size is best) to see that most of the shards are still there, although they have been rearranged. Note also there have been some changes to the wall. You can see the alcove beyond.
