Judi's Peak

​On July 20th, Brielle, David and Sophia made their way back to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest for Judi’s Peak. This hike is about 6562 ft in elevation and a 6.4 mile roundtrip.  Most of the snow was melted in the area, allowing us to walk along the tree line to get to the summit. The rock was ultramafic and dominant species included Sabulina nuttalli, Heuchera cylindrica, Elymus elymoides and Aspidotis densa.  A total of 48 species were observed! 

Oreocarya thompsonii on Judi's Peak.

Interns, from left: Brielle Canares and Sophia Ronan

View of Mt. Rainier from Judi's Peak.

Intern Sophia Ronan collecting plants.

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Saxifraga cespitosa​ on Judi's Peak.