Wow, has it really been more than a year since I posted in this thread? Last friday I had a chance to wander at work so I thought I'd share.
We went on foot patrol in the William O. Douglas Wilderness. My longest hike of the season...
About 5 miles in we reached Kincaid Lake.
Let's see how thick that ice is...
Thick enough to bust a large rock into several pieces.
After 6 or 7 miles we had summitted Fryingpan Peak, about 2500 ft. above our starting elevation, and headed down toward Fryingpan Lake.
Lakeside...
Inspecting a cache of camping gear...
It was a beautiful day for a hike and we put in over 14 miles with a cumulative elevation gain of about 3500 feet when you count all of the ups and downs.
I hope you enjoyed the photos...oops, I just realized there are no knife photos.
Here you go...
