I hiked up to Strawberry Rock with a group of NWS Eureka summer interns. As always, the brief class 4 scramble up to the summit of the rock was the crux of the trip...but ultimately it wasn't anything anyone couldn't handle. Views of the Pacific coastline were incredible at the top with hardly a cloud in the sky. Pictures are below.
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March Mountain Ascents
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