Wife and I headed over to the East side for a few days.
Got the rig squared away,
then off to the trails
serious undercut bank
we’re headed for that notch in the upper left
2 hrs and 5 miles later we’re up there looking back from whence we came
the other side of the pass, looking north
tarn
turnaround and heading back
fauna (saw 1 goat high up on scree slope, but the zoom on this P&S is lacking)
Day 2, off to the Berg
Mt Wilbur (Iceberg’s in a cirque at the base of the north slope) at daybreak
and a few hours later
working our way up to the lake; the Highline Trail’s on the other side of this arette (we’ll be hiking that next week)
grizz appetizer
almost there (spotted a moose downslope to the left)
bighorns up on the tallus slopes (again out of zoom range)
Iceberg Lake
asked a ranger about the zig-zag path on the snow - he said it was probably from a wolverine; another hiker had spotted some on snowfields on another nearby trail a few days before
we had seen a grizz here in the berry patches on the way up, but only for a sec and too far for photos
not this time
last day; sunrise at Many Glacier
only 1 mile
but all uphill
worth it
Regards,
Scott
Scott,
Thanks for taking us along on your trip. Awesome country!
Ralph
Wonderful place. Thank you for taking us along. Jim
Thanks for the pics. Almost like being there with you!
We spent time at GNP last summer on our way to Vancouver. A beautiful place. We went on to Vancouver and met up with our son and his wife and kids and we all went on a cruise to the inside passage. Had a great trip.
Some AWESOME pictures you have and I am sure some great memories.
Very nice Scott.Thanks. My sister -in-law just picked up the smaller version of your camper, the Scamp.Very nice campers.
Hope you have many more great trips.
Best,
Steve