Finally I pushed my lazy butt almost all the way through the 5th section of Oregon Backcountry Discovery Route (aka ORBDR). I've skipped couple northernmost sections because these were just super-narrow easy-ish forest roads with billions fallen trees sticking out of the trail trying to mangle up bodywork, resulting into just a boring super-slow drive, so I teleported using a bit of paved road right into bread and butter of this section towards wilderness around Olallie and 100500 other lakes.
LC is the couple pixels in the bottom right corner with Mt Jefferson and Olallie lake on the background:
some taste of the northern sections:
there were couple big fallen trees blocking the trail entrance somewhere in the middle of the trail, had to drive around these through the forest:
getting closer to the fun part
there are thousands of burned trees around that area
there are so many smaller fallen trees so local don't care to remove those from the road
views like after nuclear
4 out 10 according to onx
oh, and of course adventure isn't good enough if you haven't rip something off
it is supposed to be like this:
and couple bonus puppy pics to spoil y'all:
LC is the couple pixels in the bottom right corner with Mt Jefferson and Olallie lake on the background:
some taste of the northern sections:
there were couple big fallen trees blocking the trail entrance somewhere in the middle of the trail, had to drive around these through the forest:
getting closer to the fun part
there are thousands of burned trees around that area
there are so many smaller fallen trees so local don't care to remove those from the road
views like after nuclear
4 out 10 according to onx
oh, and of course adventure isn't good enough if you haven't rip something off
it is supposed to be like this:
and couple bonus puppy pics to spoil y'all:
(and I've spent in the woods ~7h, definitely one of the quietest trails I took so far).
