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"Exploring the Beauty of Red Alder: A Journey through September on the Trail" As autumn approaches, an alder leaf delicately falls into a vibrant flower garden in Astoria, Oregon. The red alder's presence adds a touch of rustic charm to this picturesque scene in the heart of the United States. Venturing further into Washington State's Central Cascades, Forest Road 5620 leads us to a mesmerizing moss-covered red alder forest. Nature's green carpet blankets every inch, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates all who wander through its serene trails. Continuing our exploration in the Central Cascades, we discover yet another moss-covered red alder forest. This time, it is as if stepping into a fairytale realm where sunlight filters through emerald canopies and illuminates nature's wonders. In frosty leaves found within Washington State's Central Cascades lies evidence of winter approaching. The crimson hues leaves glisten with morning dew, reminding us that change is inevitable but beautiful nonetheless. Journeying south to Silver Falls State Park in Oregon unveils spring flora at its finest – maple and red alders harmoniously coexist amidst lush surroundings. These resilient trees paint the landscape with their vibrant colors and breathe life into this natural oasis. Further south lies Willamette National Forest along South Santiam River – home to majestic old-growth forests adorned by towering red aldres. Here, tranquility reigns supreme as these ancient giants stand tall alongside flowing waters and create an idyllic sanctuary for both hikers and wildlife alike. The Florence Hiking Trail guides adventurers through dense forests enriched by the presence of magnificent red aldres. As footsteps echo against nature's floorboards, one cannot help but feel connected to something greater than themselves – Mother Earth herself embracing those who seek solace within her embrace. In Olympic National Park, Washington reveals Hemlock tree bark adorned with moss, showcasing the symbiotic relationship between these two species.