Eliot Branch

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Eliot Branch is a glacially fed stream on the north side of Mount Hood in Oregon, known for its steep, erosion-prone canyon that poses a major challenge to hikers on the Timberline Trail.

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Eliot Branch canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial stream
river
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crossedBy Timberline Trail
drainageBasin Columbia River Basin
surface form: Columbia River watershed
fedBy glacial meltwater
flowsThrough Eliot Branch canyon
hasCharacteristic erosion-prone banks
frequent channel changes
high sediment load
steep canyon
unstable slopes
hasHazard high water during warm weather and rain events
rapidly changing stream channels
steep loose moraine slopes
knownFor difficult trail crossing
erosion damage to Timberline Trail
washouts after storms and glacial outburst floods
locatedIn Mount Hood National Forest
Oregon
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn north side of Mount Hood
mountain Mount Hood
partOf hydrological system of Mount Hood
posesChallengeTo hikers on the Timberline Trail
region Cascade Range
source Eliot Glacier
state Oregon
trailIssue repeated closures and reroutes of Timberline Trail crossing
usedFor backcountry hiking access

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Timberline Trail crosses Eliot Branch