Salmon River Gorge
April 1983 Expedition
Frustration Falls
 

      
Another view of Frustration
      Falls, providing a glimpse of the debris that has accumulated
      at the base of the falls. During the early spring, snowmelt from
      Mount Hood and the smaller peaks that surround the Salmon River
      creates spectacular flows that toss huge logs down the river
      like toothpicks. Here, logs that measure two or three feet in
      diameter are wedged in the box canyon at the base of the falls.

These photos are ©Tom Kloster 1983, 
and may not be reproduced or used without permission

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