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In this episode, host Zach Urness and intern Makenzie Stamets talk about the Eagle Creek Trail's wild history along with how to backpack the pathway — and find great swimming.
Eagle Creek Trail is one of the oldest recreation sites in Oregon and was also the birthplace of the 2017 Eagle Creek Fire — one of the state's most infamous fires.
They also discuss the site's iconic ... bathroom.
Eagle Creek Trail is one of the oldest recreation sites in Oregon and was also the birthplace of the 2017 Eagle Creek Fire — one of the state's most infamous fires.
They also discuss the site's iconic ... bathroom.
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