Mani (A New Life Wandering)4 Comments on Mount St. Helens From Afar

Mount St. Helens From Afar

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Mount St. Helens is known as the volcano in the Pacific Northwest that erupted in 1980 and caused a lot of damage but people still enjoy going to observe it and hike it.

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One day we spontaneously decided to drive 1hr 40min to the Johnston Ridge Observatory from where this Mount is accessible, but it was closed (the downsides of being spontaneous); so we had to settle with parking and observing from a distance.

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For information on how to get there and what to do there visit the Mount St. Helens website.

Have you visited this Mount?

4 thoughts on “Mount St. Helens From Afar”

  1. Marcella ~ WhatAWonderfulWorld October 20, 2015 — 1:50 pm

    Oh wow, these photos are just beautiful! I especially like how the mountains contrast with the bright pops of colour from the flowers 🙂

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  2. gringopotpourri October 23, 2015 — 10:31 am

    Visited here on a cloudy, misty day about 15 years ago. I couldn’t see a thing. LOL.

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      Mani (A New Life Wandering) October 23, 2015 — 12:39 pm

      That happened to me when I went to see Mount Rainier. It sucks haha.

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