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Indian Racetrack

From Oregon Hikers Field Guide

Indian Race Track / Kalama'T (Martell)

Description

According to the Forest Service web site "The Indian Race Track was a social gathering place for local Indians during the berry season until the early 1900s. The track, about 10 feet wide and more than 2,000 feet long, can still be seen today in a large meadow near the base of Red Mountain about half a mile from the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail." This area is well known for mosquitoes in spring through late summer. Much of the meadow will become flooded in the fall and spring if temperatures rise above freezing.

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