Well i managed to pull of a 3 day trip to Kinglet Lake. We were the only ones there and even had a snow pack at camp to keep things cold. It was 5-1/2 hrs in and 2-1/2 out.
Day one we left the truck about noon ,hiked to the lake where we set up camp and did some fishing then settled around the fire forBison t-bones, baby potatoes and a can of beans , man that was delicious.
Day two we hiked as high as we could to the ridge above camp, it took about 3 hrs i guess, we did some glassing and photos. On the way down i found a geocache, unfortunatley it was not sealed well .I drained the water out and put the log book back inside. Now it was back to camp for some more fishing.
Day 3 we left about 11:00 and hiked down and headed for home.
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looking back about 2/3 the way up .
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Grinch has tracked down the cutties.
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Average size Cutty.
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Ham spuds and dehydrated bag of vittles.
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Heres looking NW from camp. We made it the ridge in the center of th epic on day 2.
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