Minor mud, near zerso blow down, full sun -- fine day out and back to Dingford Bridge.
A two-summit day in Mount Rainier National Park. Sunny and windy, with very stable snow.
great day. did not make the summit due to turnaround time and worried on the gate.
A proper conditioner! Average of 30lb packs. One fine day that felt more like April.
A challenging early-season mixed climb with an involved descent
A beautiful paddle through the Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge with a following wind and favorable currents.
Good classroom for the new students and a good opportunity for more climbing for the returning/assistant folks.
We completed this one-way walk , including Woodland , Green Lake , Cowen , and Ravenna Parks . The route , crossed the University of Washington campus , to Husky Stadium .
Mild weather and favorable currents made for a pleasant full day out. Surprise appearance of sea lion groups in Case Inlet were the highlight along the east side of the island.
Trail is well marked and easily traversable with a few trees across the path. This made for a bit of trail limbo from time to time.
Quite a lot of water drainage from recent rains, gulley along west side was full and flowing.
We beat the atmospheric river which arrived, perfectly timed, just as we returned to the cars, and found a successful trip in considerable Avy conditions too.
A long and strenuous trip with rewarding views on the top.
A downwind sailing run from Leque Island to Kiket Island.
Arrived at the trailhead on a wet midweek morning to an empty parking lot. Privy has been serviced. The trail is in typical winter shape. Wet, but no snow up to the lake.
The Silly Stilly paddled at low water: fun, boney, and quite technical. More difficult than I remembered.
