Trapper Creek Wilderness in southwestern Washington. As far as I know, only the Salmon River Trail near Mt. Hood rivals these trees.
The gallery for the story on these:
http://www.pbase.com/fjp/sl_2005_06_jun_11
Samples:
Western Red Cedar, twelve feet in diameter
Douglas Fir eight to nine feet in diameter, with yours truly posing with it
Pretty little view along the trail at 12mm
Another very large Western Red Cedar
Soda Lake, 2,500 feet above, and 3 miles from the trailhead
Soda Peak, at about 4,500 feet, rising above Soda Lake
The gallery for the story on these:
http://www.pbase.com/fjp/sl_2005_06_jun_11
Samples:
Western Red Cedar, twelve feet in diameter
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Douglas Fir eight to nine feet in diameter, with yours truly posing with it
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Pretty little view along the trail at 12mm
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Another very large Western Red Cedar
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Soda Lake, 2,500 feet above, and 3 miles from the trailhead
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Soda Peak, at about 4,500 feet, rising above Soda Lake
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