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National Park ServiceEmigrant wagons often descended Windlass Hill with their wheeels locked creating deep ruts.
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Laurel Hill descent near Mt. Hood Oregon  

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Emigrant wagons headed for Oregon in the 1840s-1860s tied off their wagons with ropes lashed around trees or held them back with stout logs that locked the wheels inorder to descend this rocky slope on Mt. Hood - named Laurel Hill by early travelers from the resemblance of native leaves to laurel.
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