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07/21/2004 04:59:28 PM · #1 |
Last Monday two of my friends and I went on a 8.5 mi. r/t hike to a beautiful lake. I thought I'd share some pictures from that trip...
The trail started out pretty easily with lots of wooden bridges:
As we moved on the trail started getting rougher:
And rougher:
To the point where it almost disappeared completely:
It was worth the trip though. As I climbed over the final hill I was hit with the site of the most beautiful, secluded lake I have ever seen:
We continued to an area marked for day use:
where the birds were very friendly (if you had food!)
At the far end of the lake (it was only about 1/4 mile long) was a lovely marsh area and more views of the lake:
Since we didn't have all day (no camping gear) we only stayed a couple of hours. On the way back we stopped to see some nice little water falls:
It was truly a wonderful experience! I'm sure we will be going back for an overnight stay, as well as some additional hikes to other small lakes in the area!
Thanks for reading,
Aaron |
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07/21/2004 05:04:13 PM · #2 |
A wonderful trip and great pictures Aaron,
Thanks for sharing.
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07/21/2004 05:05:56 PM · #3 |
Aaron...those are beautiful! Love the waterfalls. Looks like there might be some print material in there...great work! Thanks for sharing. :o)
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07/21/2004 05:07:42 PM · #4 |
great pics... where is this lake at?
James
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07/21/2004 05:08:59 PM · #5 |
Nice shots, Aaron. I love the "picture story" you made. Nice job. Looks like a lot of fun.
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07/21/2004 05:10:57 PM · #6 |
It's in Washington State, about 6 miles west of the Stevens Pass summit on US HWY 2.
Thanks for the comments all! |
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