Lone Tree Dune | John Dellenback Trail
John Dellenback Trail is a National Recreation Area near Lakeside, Oregon. The sand dunes here one of the largest coastal sand dune systems in the world and inspired Frank Herbert to write the science fiction book Dune. Herbert found this and the surrounding areas fascinating. There he studied desert ecology and erosion while Oregon was establishing a way to combat the shifting dune by planting European Beachgrass. Hiking these dunes was an exhausting but exhilarating experience and was complimented by unique scenes such as desert ponds and singular trees such as this one.
John Dellenback Trail is a National Recreation Area near Lakeside, Oregon. The sand dunes here one of the largest coastal sand dune systems in the world and inspired Frank Herbert to write the science fiction book Dune. Herbert found this and the surrounding areas fascinating. There he studied desert ecology and erosion while Oregon was establishing a way to combat the shifting dune by planting European Beachgrass. Hiking these dunes was an exhausting but exhilarating experience and was complimented by unique scenes such as desert ponds and singular trees such as this one.
John Dellenback Trail is a National Recreation Area near Lakeside, Oregon. The sand dunes here one of the largest coastal sand dune systems in the world and inspired Frank Herbert to write the science fiction book Dune. Herbert found this and the surrounding areas fascinating. There he studied desert ecology and erosion while Oregon was establishing a way to combat the shifting dune by planting European Beachgrass. Hiking these dunes was an exhausting but exhilarating experience and was complimented by unique scenes such as desert ponds and singular trees such as this one.
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