The views are beautiful! This canyon has a bit less tree coverage that Cascade Canyon, which I’d hiked the day before. Close call!Ĭontinued on, hooking westward into the canyon entrance. Left the trail, did my business, and right when I got back on the trail, a runner went by. The falafel from the day before was doing a number.
They were both very vocal!Ībout a mile into the hike, despite the fact I’d already done it twice that morning, nature called and I need to poo. Shortly, I could hear another bull on the side of Mount Woodring, but I never could spot it through the trees. I used my Bushnell binoculars to locate the 6圆 bull and two cows that were with him. Immediately I could hear an elk bugling on the side of Rockchuck Peak. At the TH, I drank some coffee, ate breakfast, and slowly gathered my gear.Īt 712am Mountain Time, I left the String Lake TH, heading south around the lake. Then continued on into the park and to the trailhead. So, I pulled out on the highway and utilized the 4G connection for a while. As it entered the roundabout to head north on the highway, I thought “Huh, nearly 630am, and it isn’t getting light out even a bit.” Looked at the clock in my car, and it was actually 530am! A few times this trip, for whatever reason, my phone and Garmin watch jumped back to Central Time where I live. Started my coffee, changed a few of my clothes, and departed the campsite at 6am headed for the String Lake Trailhead. The day started at 530am, I woke up in my little tent on Gros Ventre campground in Grand Teton. 36 degrees F, sunny, no wind at the start. Hiking alone, with bear spray, 3 bottles of water, and snack lunch. Hike: String Lake TH, through Paintbrush Canyon, to nearly Paintbrush Divide, to Holly Lake, then back to String Lake TH. In the interest of preserving our natural resources so that we may enjoy them for generations to come, please read up on the Leave No Trace principles and help be a good steward to the land. If you are new to hiking, we are excited that you've taken interest in the outdoors and want to explore it! r/Highpointers <- Peak bagging the highest point in all 50 states! r/Snowshoeing <- Keep the hiking adventures going all year round! r/AdventurePhotography <- Another resource for adventure/outdoor/hiking related photos. r/WildernessBackpacking <- General discussion of multiday backpacking in wilderness areas r/Ultralight <- Ultralight gear discussions, a great resource for saving weight (and your back) r/Outdoors <- Outdoor recreation: keeping humans fit, fed and happy for thousands of years. r/NationalPark <- Dedicated to discussions and information about the US National Park system. r/Hammocks <- Lightweight tent alternatives! r/CampingGear <- General discussion board for camping gear, though not necessarily focused on hiking/backpacking r/CampingandHiking <- For multiday camping/hiking trips r/Bushcraft <- Techniques, history, and discussion of traditional survival skills r/Backpacking <-For travel backpackers (largely international) Summit of Half-Dome, Yosemite National Park, California, USAĪll photos must be your own Original Content Related Subreddits If posting a picture/video you must use this format in the title: Please remember to practice good reddiquette, we are all here out of a love of the outdoors!
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