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NIne hikers enjoyed mostly sun with a bit of rain for the One Spot Trail hike. We managed to fit into two cars & therefore could park at the first interpretive sign post on Condensory Rd. Trilliums, bleeding heart, & elderberry were in bloom along the trail, with winter wrens, yellow-rumped & orange-crowned warblers, hummingbirds, robins, chickadees singing in the wooded areas. We had lunch in a field at Todd Rd instead of going the last 1km to the river - more showers then, so we headed back, partly along Dove Creek road, for a total of about 12km.

Starting the trail in the sun
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Trillium (trillium ovatum)
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Red elderberry (sambucus racemosa)
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Taking a break in the rain
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Oregon grape (mahonia nervosa)
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Old Dove Creek schoolhouse (where Otto once attended!)
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Meeting the wildlife on a multi-use trail
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Bleeding heart (dicentra formosa)
[Krista Kaptein photo]

The end of the trail - green & peaceful
[Krista Kaptein photo]

Interpretive signs were designed by your trip leader!
[Krista Kaptein photo]