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Data di creazione / 2009 / Luglio / 21
These plants with pink flowers look like a giant version of Dutchman's Breeches (Latin name: Corydalis scouleri). They grow 5 to 6 feet high along the trail between Carbon River Camp and Ipsut Campground on the west side of Carbon River.- Log bridge over the Carbon River on the way to Ipsut Campground. These bridges wash out every year and the fantastic trail crews build new ones or put the old bridges back in place.
- Zach crossing a log bridge over the Carbon River on the way to Ipsut Campground.
- A last look at the Crescent Mountains from the Northern Loop Trail.
- Yellowstone Cliffs just west of Windy Gap on the Northern Loop Trail.
- Standing at the overview of Crescent Lake looking at the Crescent Mountains and Mt. Rainier peeking out near Windy Gap.
- Steve enjoying the view above Windy Gap. Tyee Peak is in the background. This was taken from the overlook of Cresent Lake.
- Looking north towards Tyee Peak just west of Windy Gap above the Northern Loop Trail.
- Looking north towards Tyee Peak just west of Windy Gap on the Northern Loop Trail.
- Looking down at Cresent Lake from the small saddle above Windy Gap. This is one of the few vantage points for Cresent Lake.
- Looking up at Cresent Mountain from above Windy Gap. Cresent Lake is below this ridge on the right.
- The small lake at Windy Gap is just melting out in mid-July. We filtered water here for the trip down to the Carbon River.
- Looking to the northeast past Yellowstone Cliffs just west of Windy Gap on the Northern Loop Trail.
- Snow on the Northern Loop trail near Windy Gap. The trail drops down and soon enters the forest on either side of Windy Gap.
- A small meltwater pond reflects a bit of the Cresent Mountains near Windy Gap on the Northern Loop Trail.
