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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-10243

Reddish oxidized scoria mantles the slopes of Groundhog cinder cone, the youngest of Golden Trout Creek volcanic field.  The cone is seen here from the west, with Tunnel cone (left center) and South Fork cone (beyond the right-hand rim of Groundhog) behind it.  The light-colored area at the left center is Groundhog Meadow.  Basaltic lava flows from Groundhog cone visible at the lower left extended 6 km down Golden Trout Creek. Photo by Rick Howard, 2002 (courtesy of Del Hubbs, U S Forest Service).

Reddish oxidized scoria mantles the slopes of Groundhog cinder cone, the youngest of Golden Trout Creek volcanic field. The cone is seen here from the west, with Tunnel cone (left center) and South Fork cone (beyond the right-hand rim of Groundhog) behind it. The light-colored area at the left center is Groundhog Meadow. Basaltic lava flows from Groundhog cone visible at the lower left extended 6 km down Golden Trout Creek.

Photo by Rick Howard, 2002 (courtesy of Del Hubbs, U S Forest Service).

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Golden Trout Creek