33.837074° N, -116.6142°E
Fallen trees are a natural part of the forest ecosystem, providing habitat for wildlife and enriching the soil as they decompose. Wind, storms, and age contribute to their downfall, creating ever-changing landscapes along mountain trails. While they may obstruct paths, they also serve as reminders of nature’s cycle of renewal and resilience in the wilderness.

Photographer: Isaias Solis
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