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Now this is why I hike!

 
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<b>Now this is why I hike!</b>
Olympic National Park - High Ridge Loop Trail

ONP's "royalty": on the left in the snows is the Mt. Olympus group and on the right side with its glaciers is Mt. Carrie I believe.

Taken August 2009


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silversummitRe: Nice Panorama!

silversummit

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I totally agree! To come down from the ridge and see this view makes even a simple 1 mile hike spectacular!

I really enjoyed your Hawksbill shots. That was my fav place to hike in high school; still holds a special place in my memories!
Posted Oct 6, 2009 5:53 pm

lcarreauI can see clearly now,

lcarreau

Voted 10/10

the clouds are gone!

That's the East, Middle and West Peaks of
Olympus. The West peak is highest.

Yes, that's Carrie towering over the Hoh Valley. What a view!

A person could spend an entire lifetime in
the Olympic Range, and still not see every
mountain, lake and basin.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 11:16 pm

silversummitRe: I can see clearly now,

silversummit

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Very approriate song lyric for this pic!

You are so right about ONP. What an amazing national park and uncrowded even in the middle of August.
Posted Oct 7, 2009 7:15 am

LadyWawaWow!

LadyWawa

Voted 10/10

This is so beautiful!!! I definitely need to go! Thanks for posting this. :)
Posted Jan 27, 2011 10:23 pm

silversummitRe: Wow!

silversummit

Hasn't voted

You are so kind to say so! Yes, this a great national park - in my top 3 in the US! I hope you get there!
Posted Jan 28, 2011 7:33 pm

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