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(Photo credit: Nathan Johnston)
Deadfall Lakes are on the PCT near Mt. Eddy and Castle Crags in Northern California. Mt. Eddy, at 9,037' offers a stunning 360 degree view of Mt. Shasta to the east and the Trinity Alps to the west. Mt. Eddy is about a 4 mile round trip off the PCT.
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At first glance, you may have assumed that this peak was Mt. Rainier as seen from the Goat Rocks. Look again, carefully. This view is from a short side trip rarely taken up Mt. Eddy near Deadfall Lakes north of Castle Crags. Named after Olive Paddock Eddy, the first woman to climb Mt. Shasta, this peak just noses above 9,000′ but offers an awesome view of Mt. Shasta.
Our final photo set from the PCT photos of Dave Reneau.
This photo is of Mt. Thielsen also known as Big Cowhorn or the Lightning Rod of the Cascades. I highly recommend that you revisit the profile we recently did on this very intriguing peak: https://pcttrailsidereader.com/post/610956651980275712/mt-thielsen-big-cowhorn-or-lightning-rod-of
The PCT near North Sister
Dave Reneau modelling the new reality in our COVID-19 world. Thanks, Dave, for your photos! We welcome photos from others. Send them to [email protected] . . . we will always give you full credit and, with your help, some backstory for the images.
Shasta National Forest. A tour of the various lakes the make up Deadfall Lakes plus observing a few carnivorous plants.
Shasta-Trinity National Forest, California
One last trip to finish off 2025. Headed up Mount Eddy, tallest peak of the coastal ranges, in the rather mild weather of early December. The first day was checking out all the Deadfall Lakes before selecting a camp site for the next two nights.
