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| Hiking | 9.52 Miles |
1,229 AEG |
| | Hiking | 9.52 Miles | 3 Hrs 22 Mns | | 3.14 mph |
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| partners | | Had to get a few more miles in before making the long trek home. Still fighting the soreness from the killer Friday down and up North Bass, we opted for Widforss since it is moderate in both mileage and elevation.
The aspens here were only changing in the drainages, but most were still green. It was a bit chilly, and even rained a bit on the way back.
At the end of the trail, I investigated going out to the actual point. It looked pretty easy, but required an off-trail scramble through a 200-foot canyon and an ascent up. I'd actually like to do this some time, but we decided getting back to town at a reasonable hour was more desirable at this point.
We met a group of girls at the end of the trail, and 9L shamelessly went into tour guide mode. They were so entertained. But probably not as entertained as I was watching it all from a short distance away.  |
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