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| Hiking | 6.59 Miles |
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| | Hiking | 6.59 Miles | 2 Hrs 16 Mns | | 2.91 mph |
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| partners | | a big weekend for us as we are connecting a whole lot of miles from Passage 20 to part of Passage 35. We got to stay at the North Place which is always a great place to spend part of our glamping for the weekend. We are looking forward to seeing Tracy's bear pictures framed the next time we come up...
We didn't have to get started early either which is nice. One of the highlights is always the PANCAKES!
It's now been a couple weeks since this hike and I just got back from 10 days in Montana and a whirlwind at my house so my memory is not the best. I think I'm just going to tell my story via pictures and videos. I do know I was very happy to finally get to hike the Fred Haught Trail that so many people have raved about in the past. It lived up to its reputation. The trail appears to be in great shape too.
We did do tree removal. Well actually Shawn did the bulk of it.
Highlights: the beautiful forested terrain, ferns, and the water of course
Lowlights: the still burning campfire [ youtube video ] and the temp got a bit warm toward the end of the hike.
Videos will usually include ferns, and more ferns, tree removal, water:
Part 1 [ youtube video ]
Part 2 [ youtube video ] (including the campfire put out)
Part 3 [ youtube video ] |
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For me, sometimes it's just as much about the journey as the destination.
Oh, and once in awhile, don't forget to look back at the trail you've traveled. |
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