The Fall Creek Trail to Moraine and Green Lakes near Bend Oregon

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The Fall Creek Trail near the Green Lakes Trail Head

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Note that the designated pack-in camp sites in this popular destination in the Three Sisters Wilderness
are marked in UTM coordinates (NAD 27 of course).

The Green Lakes Trail Head was up-graded a few years ago and can accommodate more than fifty cars.
Photos Copyright© 2006 by Robert Speik. All Rights Reserved.

Green Lakes and Moraine Lake are among the most popular destinations in the Three Sisters Wilderness
Descriptions of the trail are in every guide book for the area. Camping at Green Lakes is so popular that the USFS Bend-Ft. Rock Ranger District Managers designated a group of attractive campsites, using wooded posts set into the rocky soil. I worked as a Volunteer Wilderness Ranger in the Three Sisters Wilderness for about three years in the mid 1990s and I helped improve these designated campsites. Leave-No-Trace Ethics and USFS Regulations mandate that campsites be discrete and located away from lakes, streams and trails. Of course you must be prepared to filter your water or boil it with a backpacking stove since camping fires are not appropriate at Green Lakes. See our pages on Light Weight Backpacking.

I will add to this page with more photos of the Fall Creek trail and Green Lakes in the near future.
--Webmeister Speik

ENVIRONMENTAL
Photos of Central Oregon from an ultralight aircraft
Weather Spotting during an Oklahoma spring
ONDA's Wilderness inventory of BLM area near Juntura in eastern Oregon
USFS Five Buttes Healthy Forest fire reduction program in Central Oregon
Bob McGown, AAC Section Chair, builds a telescope pad at Pine Mountain Observatory
Becoming an Outdoors Woman classes in LaPine, Oregon with the ODFW
Pulling barbed wire fence at the Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge with ONDA
A tour of the aftermath of the B & B forest fire with the Sierra Club
Adopt-a-Road with TraditionalMountaineering
The Bend Bicycle Festival 2004
Wolves introduced to the High Desert Museum
Twenty old growth Juniper stolen from The Badlands WSA More information
A sustainable way to use feathers to adorn my lady
ODFW clinic - Becoming an Outdoors Woman
Dutch Oven cooking at GI Joes parking lot in Bend Oregon
President Bush holds photo opportunities
Trail Crew builds a log bridge over Spring Creek
Sierra Club holds a Christmas party
Tour fire ravaged Davis Lake
IMBA helps COTA build trails
South Sister climbers trail relocated
President Bush hopes no child will be left behind
Adopt-A-Highway with TraditionalMountaineering
Department of Inferior dumps wilderness protection
An ODFW juvenile steelhead sampling project near John Day, Oregon
The ODFW juvenile steelhead survey in the stream
Owyhee Canyon wilderness study area in south east Oregon
ONDA's Owyhee wilderness inventory camp near Rome, Oregon
Touring The Badlands with ONDA
Riverfest river cleanup in Bend Oregon
USFS Mud Bog poster
A Pay to Play bust
President Bush reassures us that SUVs do not damage the environment!
President Bush overlooking the environment
Al Gore and his young son summit Mt. Rainier
Fee Demo demonstration in Central Oregon

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Photos of a South Sister snow-climb in June 2006
Photos of Central Oregon from an ultralight aircraft
Views of the Oregon Cascades in the summer and fall
Views of the Cascades from the ridge above Three Creek Lake
Summits of the Oregon Cascades from Tumalo Mountain in February 2005
A snowshoe summit of Vista Butte off Cascades Lakes Highway near Bend, OR
Mt. Bachelor, the Three Sisters and Broken Top
Photos of the Three Sisters Wilderness Summits form Sparks Lake
Geocaching the Top of Black Crater
Overlooking the Three Sisters from Mt. Bachelor
Three Sisters summits
Scott shares his summits of Middle Sister and Mt. Thielsen

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