Most of the ascent and descent was on narrow switchbacks with a rock wall to one side and a 50-100’+ cliff to the other.
Lots of water falls!
The hike we DNC’d.
Logan’s Pass is an easy boardwalk ascent up 1.5 miles around a crag with a much more steep descent on the far side to a lake. We talked ourseles into following the yellow posts up the bunny slope about 3/4 of a mile.
Until the wind gusted hard enough to almost knock us over.
and then the simple way back which had been clear was obscured entirely by a very hard gust pushing a cloud over the ridge. So we noped our way back.
View from the Continental Devide at Logan’s Pass.
The view back up past the Continental Divide to the kind of cloud we’d just been lost in on the Logan’s Pass hike.
If you have water on the lens, artsy fartsy Tv 1/6 shots will capture it marvelously and artfully.
A distant valley falls, ~300’ high?
One of two short tunnels on the road to the sun.
Fire evidence.
Grandure, again, sun blinding off the lake and sky.
