227 Free Images of Eagle Creek Fire

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Calypso Orchid blooms in the Eagle Creek burn area along Herman Creek Trail in April 2018, by Lillian Palmer.

Horsetail Wetland Restoration site, Winter 2018

Scientist at work assessing wetlands

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View from Mt Defiance Trail post Eagle Creek burn, by Joe Thiel, Forest Service Law Enforcement

An oasis of land that the fire spared along Wahclella Falls Trail

Trail crew gathers for a on Herman Creek Trail, photo courtesy of Terry Hill

This Rough Skinned Newt was spotted along Gorton Creek Trail during a work party in March 2018.

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201906 CRGNSA Restroom at Eagle Creek Campground constructed during the fire closure in 2018.

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Risk of rockfall increases in burned areas.

Oneonta Tunnel Was badly burned.

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Burned Oneonta Tunnel and rockfall along the path October 2017

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Rock fall near Oneonta Tunnel

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Hazards Above Oneonta Gorge on April 25, 2018 by Lillian Palmer Forest Service Public Affairs Specialist.

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A group reviews the safety hazards post fire at Oneonta Gorge October 2017

Clearing some large diameter logs from Gorton Creek Trail in Wilderness, photo courtesy of Pacific Crest Trail Association.

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20191023 CRGNSA Bridges staged at Eagle Creek Trailhead w Forklift and other materials. (USDA Forest Service photo by Edan Lira)

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Scientists examine Horsetail Wetland Restoration site with happy faces.

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Gift shop open for business at Multnomah Falls

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New rockfall across the Historic Columbia River Highway October 10, 2017.

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Wahkeena Trail Burned Ponderosa with Robin's Nest

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Crew member Josh on Helicopter N500G prepares for lift off Sept 14

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Rockfall barrier fence west of Multnomah Falls Lodge

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Trees along Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon post Eagle Creek Fire 6/14/2018 photo by Ralph Bloemers.

Burning stump in Division Q (west side of fire) Sept. 14

Damon Shulze from OSFM conducting media briefing Sept 5

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Herman Creek Bridge Trail January 2018, photo courtesy of Terry Hill

A great blue heron enjoys Multnomah Creek in November

Hikers gather near the water during the early moments of the fire. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

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Oregon Department of Transportation clearing I-84 September 13, 2017

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Panorama of structure point protection at Multnomah Falls Lodge. September 6, 2017

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Hiker crawling under gate on a bridge Sept. 2. Photo by Noah Brown

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Fighting Eagle Creek Fire at Multnomah Falls Lodge Sept 5, 2017 2

Multnomah Falls Lodge is now protected by a new rockfall barrier fence.

Larch Mountain Trail Initial Survey

Cascade Locks, OR on Sept 5

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Incident Command on Sept 12, 2017.

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Trail 400 - Work crews doing an initial clearing

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Sept. 2: Hiking single file along cliff. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

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Crew works on Pacific Crest Trail, photo courtesy of Terry Hill

Wahtum Lake area log removal by Pacific Crest Trail Association volunteeers.

View from Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

Burned out bridge along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

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View from Trail 400. Still some green out there in the gorge post fire.

Pacific Crest Trail and sign in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon post Eagle Creek Fire 6/14/2018 photo by Ralph Bloemers.

God Bless Firefighters we appreciate you sign in Cascade Locks, October 2017.

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Wahkeena Falls Ferns Returning At Plaza May 9, 2018

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Sept 3. Rescue worker filtering water. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

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Burned out bride along Larch Mountain Trail, photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

Sept 2: Note dropped from helicopter to people at Punchbowl Falls. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

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Forest Service clearing rockfall from the lower portion of the Oneonta Trail

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Along the historic highway near Oneota Tunnel September 25, 2017

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Trail in burned area showing rock fall.

20191023 CRGNSA Concrete sills. Two for Fern Creek Bridge and one for High Bridge. (USDA Forest Service photo by Edan Lira)

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Rock slide damage along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

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Sept. 3. Rescue workers hiking in with supplies. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

Scientists were granted access to enter the still-closed Horsetail Wetland Restoration site to investigate the project’s post-fire needs.

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Rock slide damage along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

Falls along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

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At Tanner Creek Trail along the 777 Road there is a little oasis of green at Tanner Creek, June 2018.

Columbia River Gorge: Happy to see salamanders on the PCT

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Incident Commander Chris Harper showing the type of area that can smolder for a very long time.

Oregon Department of Transportation clearing I-84 September 13, 2017 2

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Scenic Area Public Affairs Officer is interviewed by the media at Oneota Gorge

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Starvation Ridge Trail by Lillian Palmer

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Primitive tool use is required in Wilderness for trail maintenance,Clearing some large diameter logs from Gorton Creek Trail in Wilderness, photo courtesy of Pacific Crest Trail Association.

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CCC Fire Patrol at Eagle Creek Camp, Mt. Hood NF 1940

Fire blocking the trail, taken after Noah Brown hiked back to see it. Photo courtesy of Noah Brown.

Along Historic Columbia River Highway. Somewhat ironic that the “Rocks” sign was knocked down by rocks! 9152017

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Joe Hannon with the National Weather Service securing a mobile remote weather station in the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area.

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Pacific Crest Trail Jan 2018, photo courtesy of Terry Hill

Initial pass at clearing Return Trail of rockslide and debris by Lillian Palmer

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Wildflowers along Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon post Eagle Creek Fire 6/14/2018 photo by Ralph Bloemers.

What's left of Larch Mountain Trail sign along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

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Joe Hannon with the National Weather Service sets up a remote weather station in the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area

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Oxalis and Trillium sprouting along Devils Rest Trail inside the burn area April 11, 2018.

Nest and maidenhair fern at Oneonta Trail April 2018, , photo by US Forest Service Public Affairs Specialist Lillian Palmer.

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Rock slide along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

Scenic Area Public Affairs Officer Rachel Pawlitz reviews Burned Area Emergency Response findings with Geologist Ryan Cole

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Horsetail Wetland Restoration site looking east.

Primitive tool use for trail work is hard physical labor. Clearing large diameter logs from Gorton Creek Trail in Wilderness, photo courtesy of Pacific Crest Trail Association.

Rock slide damage along Larch Mountain Trail. Photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

Fixing a rockfall barrier fence along trail to Benson Bridge February 2018

Pacific Crest Trail in July 2018 in the Columbia River Gorge, photo courtesy of through-hiker Eva-Maria Mauz.

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A work party clearing and repairing Angel's Rest Trail in spring of 2018, photo courtesy of Trailkeepers of Oregon.

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Pacific Crest Trail initial assessment

Dead & down logs greater than 8 in diameter take about 10,000 hrs to respond to weather changes.

Pacific Crest Trail near Wahtum Lake in Mt Hood National Forest June 2018

Trees along Pacific Crest Trail in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon post Eagle Creek Fire 6/14/2018 photo by Ralph Bloemers.

Burned out log along Trail 400 during a work party.

These initial trail work parties, with experienced and trained volunteers, are focused on creating a safe corridor along a 4 miles stretch of the PCT.

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Western bleeding hearts blooming in early April along the Return Trail by Lillian Palmer.

Wildflower bloom along Pacific Crest Trail in July 2018 in the Columbia River Gorge, photo courtesy of through-hiker Eva-Maria Mauz.

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Areas that burn inside a tree or in a deep root structure can hold heat for a very long time even after rain and snow events.

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Smoke visible on Sept 6, 2017 from the Washington side of the river.

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Impacts haven’t been as severe on the Pacific Crest Trail, photo courtesy of Terry Hill.

Removing logs from Multnomah Falls Return Trail April 2018

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Forest Service Field Rangers at Eagle Creek Fire forum at OMSI Sept. 12 2018.

Forest Service Trail Crew Tests Slope Stability on Upper Wahkeena Trail, photo by US Forest Service Public Affairs Specialist Lillian Palmer.

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20191023 CRGNSA Decking for High Bridge w bridges in background. (USDA Forest Service photo by Edan Lira)

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Clearing large diameter logs from Gorton Creek Trail in Wilderness using traditional hand tools, Clearing some large diameter logs from Gorton Creek Trail in Wilderness, photo courtesy of Pacific Crest Trail Association.

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