Dance of the Dragonfly: A fish, a lake, a mountain (Tuesday 9/26)

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Thursday, September 28

A fish, a lake, a mountain (Tuesday 9/26)

Driving back to Seattle, we decided to take a short trip to the Mt. St. Helens Visitor Center, which was 5 miles from I-5. With just a little coaxing, B. agreed to stop by Silver Lake to walk around for a bit. We stumbled upon a cute little hotel that caters to fishermen with an amazing view of the lake. As it was almos

t dark, we decided to stay the night and drive to the Johnston Ridge Observatory the next day. Sadly, because I needed to do work on a project, we didn’t have time to go fishing in the morning.

Once we got to the top, we took a very short hike (3/4 mile) along a rather steep ridge to the observatory. We were only at 4,500 feet, but with no railings, the trail was a little dangerous. Still, the view was amazing.

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