| Latitude: | 44.603028 |
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| Longitude: | -118.4969033 |
| Elevation: | 1254 meters / 4114 feet |
| Barometric Pressure | 871KPa |
Related Photos

6296 Zoomed-in view of Strawberry Mountain from Dixie Butte - we almost went there to see the eclipse by _JFR_

5866 As the sun began to go down the smoke clouds from distant fires made for some awesome sunset colors by _JFR_

6256 Climbing back up NF2610 toward the Dixie Butte summit, but we would only go back to camp by _JFR_

6406 The distant mountain to the west are now lit but the nearby hills are still in shadow as the Solar Eclipse ends by _JFR_

6460 It took two and a half hours to walk the five miles back to our car near highway 26 - it was a fun hike by _JFR_

6201 Vicki cooking breakfast on Dixie Butte while sitting on her luxurious folding camp chair by _JFR_

6319 Panorama from the Dixie Butte summit looking at the south ridge which also had plenty of people by _JFR_

6261 Lots of high cirrus clouds - the weatherman said that they should clear out in time for the eclipse tomorrow by _JFR_

6357 View of the solar eclipse through my mylar solar telescope filter - 24 minutes to go before totality by _JFR_

5907 Smoky sunset panorama looking south over Prairie City and John Day with Strawberry Mountain left of center by _JFR_

6149 Hiking down from the Dixie Butte summit looking at the south ridge - our tent was on the left side by _JFR_

6397 View to the west of light in the distance but dark mountains and clouds nearby during the total solar eclipse by _JFR_

6424 Looking back up at the Dixie Butte summit after the Great American Solar Eclipse of 2017 - it was great fun! by _JFR_

6338 Zoomed-in view across the way to the south ridge of Dixie Butte - plenty of eclipse viewers up there as well by _JFR_

6323 The Dixie Butte summit and plenty of solar eclipse watchers getting ready - only an hour to go! by _JFR_

6376 A view of Joe Earp's computer screen showing the view through the solar telescope - 12 minutes until totality by _JFR_

6298 All packed up, we carry our big backpacks around the ridge toward the Dixie Butte summit by _JFR_

6393 Total Solar Eclipse as viewed through my cell phone's camera up on the Dixie Butte summit by _JFR_

5847 Vicki stayed behind while I took an empty backpack down to the car to carry up three more gallons of water by _JFR_

6401 Overexposed view of the Sun's Corona during the Total Solar Eclipse from the summit of Dixie Butte by _JFR_

6231 Panorama view south over Prairie City and John Day, with Strawberry Mountain left of center by _JFR_

5784 Our Toyota Corolla had no problems driving up NF2610 to Dixie Butte - but we drove slowly and carefully by _JFR_

6404 Overexposed view of the Sun's Corona during the Total Solar Eclipse from the summit of Dixie Butte by _JFR_

6325 We decided to find a good eclipse-viewing spot on the southeast end of the Dixie Butte summit by _JFR_

6427 Now it's time for the long five mile hike with backpacks down to our car parked by Highway 26 by _JFR_

5863 I finally read the rules for eclipse viewing in the Malheur National Forest - there were camping restrictions by _JFR_

5815 We left the road and headed up onto the long south ridge - we figured to find a flat spot with a view by _JFR_
































