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Merten Mill

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Old boiler used at the Merten Mill (cfm)
Old boiler used at the Merten Mill (cfm)
Cascada de los Ninos, otherwise known as Sawmill Falls. This beautiful cascade can be found just behind the old Merten Mill. (Matt Reeder)
Cascada de los Ninos, otherwise known as Sawmill Falls. This beautiful cascade can be found just behind the old Merten Mill. (Matt Reeder)

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Merten Mill is an abandoned lumber mill about two miles from the Opal Creek Trailhead on your way to Jawbone Flats. Pokinga round a bit here, will reward you with views of an old steam boiler and various other artifacts of early lumber production. Follow a footpath behind the rusting mill equipment towards the river to view Cascada de los Ninos (aka Sawmill Falls).

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