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Pacific Crest-Tamanous Trail Junction

From Portland Hikers Field Guide

The Tamanous Trail where it ends at the PCT (going left to right in the background) (Jeff Statt)
The Tamanous Trail where it ends at the PCT (going left to right in the background) (Jeff Statt)
Sign at the junction (Jeff Statt)
Sign at the junction (Jeff Statt)

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Description

The Tamanous Trail #27 forms a great shortcut for people hiking north on the Crest Trail. Hikers starting at Bonneville Trailhead save about 3/4 of a mile of hiking and get a larger parking lot to boot.

Ta-mah-no-ous is a Native American word translated roughly as "vision quest". Young men proved their readiness to be adults by going on a search for guardian spirits.

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