Wandering the Channeled Scablands: Columbia National Wildlife Refuge and the Drumheller Channels
This was weekend trip to Columbia National Wildlife Refuge and Drumheller Channels National Natural Landmark. Spent our time wandering through the channeled scablands of Eastern Washington's coulee country. The highlight of this area is the near perfect columns of the Elephant Mountain Lava Flow. A very accessible area with lots of opportunity for exploration. We started and ended at Crab Creek Marsh Unit #3, which is open sunrise to sunset, March 1st thru October 1st. Well worth the efforts.

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Randall Carlson | SCABLANDS TOUR - Ice Age Mega Floods

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Climbing the Alpine Lakes Wilderness: Mt Daniel's Alpine Exposure

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Drumheller Channels

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Roger Pielke Jr: The Death of RCP8.5

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The Death Valley Germans: A Family of 4 Vanished in the Desert. It Took 13 Years to Find Them.

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I Skied Down Mount Everest (world first, no oxygen)

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Izembek

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Teaching GEOL 351 at Drumheller Channels

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Backpacking Glacier National Park: The Healing Balm of Two Medicine

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THIS is how to use a compass - very simple

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Climbing Kulshan: The Coleman-Deming Route

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THE CHANNELED SCABLANDS, 2013

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The Labyrinthine Canyons of Drumheller Channels | Nick on the Rocks

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The Crystal That Could Destroy All Medicine

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Backpacking Mt. Rainier National Park: The Westside

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They Fired Their Sherpa at Base Camp. Found Dead Minutes Later.

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The Tornado That Changed Science

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The Megaflood Of E. Washington Scablands & Columbia River ~ Google Earth

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Catch Dungeness Crab on Shore, Washington State

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