Avalanche Lake. The Hard Way.
Why hike to a lake in four miles RT when you can do it in 16.5 instead? Must be a Dave thing.
Tagged: Lakes
Dave: What is your favorite trail? Hike? Mountain? Lake? Hmmmm.
I try to answer a question that I got asked a LOT this summer. Kinda successfully. Just a little.
It’s been a long time, Grinnell. You had me at ‘Hello’.
A hike up to Grinnell Glacier on a perfect morning with a couple of Buckeyes.
And miles to go before I sleep. If Robert Frost hiked Glacier Park.
This was a personal best (well, for Glacier). Almost 25 miles in just over 10 hours with a grinding gain/loss of 4,400 feet. This is why I work for $12 an hour.
The odd day off. Keeping it simple.
Waterfalls everywhere. Buy why be bear bait when you don’t have to? At the end of the day, all roads lead to Sun Point.
One lake, two lake, steep cliffs and more! Wet boot misery at Snyder.
I take a trip to upper Snyder Lake. Amazing remote for being so close to a very high traffic tourist trail.
I Found Out Why They Call It Goat Mountain. Ungulates Only.
Climbing Goat Mtn, Glacier National Park
Climbing with Peter Pan of the Lost Boys. In the shadow of Mt Reynolds.
Great day to climb Mt Reynolds. This time, with a real old friend (not imaginary)
‘Because it’s there’ does not mean ‘Worth the knee cartilage’
This mountain has pretty much nothing going for it. Not views, not forest, no hanging gardens, or ancient ruins. It is only worth doing if you are climbing Mt Vaught (which you must cross Stanton’s summit to climb).
The mountains never forget. But I do. Apparently often.
Climbing summit of Mt Cannon via Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. Not quite how I remembered it.
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