Huckleberries grow on low bushes nestled in the forest. There are twelve species of huckleberries growing in the Washington and Oregon forest. The most favored variety is the thin leafed variety, producing beautiful large blue huckleberries.
Walking up the path we could see huckleberry plants here and there. Once we came to an area where the timber had been cut, more plants were present.
This pristine lake was near the end of the four mile hike. We stopped to have a picnic lunch close to the shoreline.
Huckleberries grow on low bushes nestled in the forest. There are twelve species of huckleberries growing in the Washington and Oregon forest. The most favored variety is the thin leafed variety, producing beautiful large blue huckleberries.
Walking up the path we could see huckleberry plants here and there. Once we came to an area where the timber had been cut, more plants were present.
This pristine lake was near the end of the four mile hike. We stopped to have a picnic lunch close to the shoreline.
3 comments:
Will you hike up there again this coming summer? And get more huckleberries? For another pie to share with me?
Pie, anytime!!
xxoo
I have never seen a huckleberry, so thank you for sharing the pictures and also making my mouth water. Do they taste like blueberries?
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