Abe and I made a quick trip up to the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area to climb Shoshoni peak. This peak possesses a fantastic perch with a equally fantastic view. We made slow work up the Pawnee Pass trail due to all of the amazing photo ops and late season wildflowers.
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Niwot Ridge and Navajo Peak reflecting off of Long Lake |
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Early morning fog rising from Long Lake |
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Shoshoni is the far right overhanging summit perch. Lots of other Indians up there (Navajo, Apache, etc) |
Once at the pass, we left the easy trail and scrambled south along the continental divide to the summit of Shoshoni Peak.
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Abe on the summit |
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Isabelle Glacier at the bottom of Queens Way couloir on Apache Peak. |
The holiday weekend was quickly reminded to us with all of the throngs of hikers we passed as heading back down. We saw 1 person on the whole way up, but lots on the way down. However we were able to get in a few miles of solid running towards the end.
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Downhilling |
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